The American vice-president and Democratic candidate for the White House, Kamala Harris, accused in the key state of North Carolina the former president (2017-2021) and Republican candidate, Donald Trump, of “seeking power without control ”, while promising a significant tax reduction that benefits the middle class.
At a campaign event this afternoon in Charlotte, North Carolina, Harris said the Republican nominee is not someone who thinks about how to improve the lives of Americans, but rather a person.increasingly unstable, obsessed with vengeance and consumed by grievances.
This start of the rally allowed the Democratic presidential candidate to assure that one of her priorities will be, if she gains the White House, to reduce the cost of living in the country, in particular with a drop in taxes that will benefit the middle class. to more than a hundred million people, he said.
He also pledged to support small businesses and to have Medicare cover the cost of home health care for seniors. Likewise, he took the opportunity to argue that, on the contrary, Trump is responding to financial pressures with billion-dollar tax cuts that only benefit billionaires and big corporations.
“Plus, Trump wants to get rid of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), which would leave millions of Americans without health insurance,” said the Democrat from North Carolina, one of seven key “hinge” states for reach the whites. Home. For this election, the decisive polls in North Carolina, which deliver 19 electoral votes, show a very small difference between Trump and Harris.
The former president has an advantage of 1.4% over the vice-president, according to the average calculated this Saturday by the site FiveThrityEight. In her attacks on Trump, Harris went so far as to say he wanted to return the country to the days when insurance companies could refuse to cover people with pre-existing conditions. Harris returned to one of the main axes of her campaign, that of access to abortion, and promised that she would fight for the freedom of women to decide about their bodies, after the American Supreme Court eliminated federal abortion protections in 2022, which he did. blamed Trump.
Trump “selected three members of the Supreme Court and now one in three women live in a state where he imposed an abortion ban,” he said, adding that when Congress passes a bill to to restore freedom of the reproductive system throughout the country, she will “proudly” make it law. “North Carolina, your vote is your voice and your voice is your power,” the vice president said before calling for the vote in an effort to change that after the Nov. 5 presidential election.
