Deb Fischer, Kamala Harris

Online video of Nebraska Sen. Deb Fischer's swearing-in with Kamala Harris stirs up controversy
A viral online video that some suggest shows Nebraska Sen. Deb Fischer’s husband refusing to shake Vice President Kamala Harris’ hand may not tell the whole story.
Nebraska Sen. Deb Fischer mum on husband’s reaction to Vice President Harris
(WOWT) - An awkward moment during Sen. Deb Fischer’s swearing in ceremony last week has gone viral. The video shows her husband, Bruce, hesitate when he walks up to Vice President Harris, who says to him: “I don’t bite.”
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Denying a Handshake to Harris, Senator’s Husband Draws Criticism
The husband of Senator Deb Fischer, Republican of Nebraska, drew criticism online when he failed to accept a handshake offered by Vice President Kamala D. Harris at his wife’s ceremonial swearing-in.
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"Black woman to Black woman, I recognize every single breath, facial expression, and physical reaction to what Kamala Harris is experiencing."
MAGAworld tries to defend Nebraska senator’s husband after he refuses to shake hands with Harris: ‘He had a cane!’
MAGAworld tries to defend Nebraska senator’s husband after he refuses to shake hands with Harris: ‘He had a cane!’ Members of the MAGAworld have defended a Nebraska senator’s husband for brazenly snubbing Kamala Harris when he refused to shake the vice president’s hand.
WATCH: Internet Drags Husband Of GOP Senator Who Seems Not To Want to Shake VP Harris' Hand
After it was finished, the women shook hands and Harris thanked Fischer for her work. However, when Harris turned to Fischer’s husband, Bruce, to shake his hand he refused to do so. This disrespectful move left Harris stunned and noticeably uncomfortable.
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