US Presidential Campaign Diary, Friday, October 11
donald trump It was on Thursday in Detroit, capital of the automotive industry in Michigan, where he led, in front of an economic group, a protectionist offensive. He denounced that the United States had allowed foreign companies “invade and rape our country”.
“They send us their cars as if we were a bunch of idiots. BMW, Mercedes, Volkswagen, for millions and millions and millions. We won’t be fooled anymore, okay? Now they will have to follow our rules.”launched the Republican candidate.
Furthermore, Donald Trump has definitively ruled out the idea of holding a new televised debate with Kamala Harris. “ “Kamala clearly stated yesterday that she would not do anything different from Joe Biden, so there is no room for debate.”he justified on his social network, Truth Social.
For its part, Kamala Harris He traveled to Las Vegas, Nevada and near Phoenix, Arizona, where he sought to gain support from Latinos and Native Americans. He also took the opportunity to respond to Donald Trump, who continued his attacks on the federal response to hurricanes Helene and Milton, which he considers too slow and weak.
“ In this crisis – as in so many other issues that affect the people of our country – I think it is very important for leaders to recognize dignity.” to which the people have the right, declared the Democratic candidate. “I want to emphasize that this is not the time for people to get involved in politics.”he added.
Barack Obama, in Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania), on Donald Trump:
“We don’t need four more years of arrogance, clumsiness, grandstanding and division. »
- Today’s figure: 74%
According to a survey published Thursday by the Pew Research Center, 74% of respondents believe that if Kamala Harris wins, Donald Trump will not recognize the results, while only 24% say he will.
donald trump travels Friday to the small town of Aurora, Colorado, where he says criminal immigrant gangs have “took power.” A huge exaggeration, according to the city’s mayor, Mike Coffman, himself a Republican.
Kamala Harris He will still be in Arizona, one of the key states capable of influencing the presidential elections on November 5, in which the race promises to be close.
