The American presidential campaign newspaper, Tuesday morning, October 15.
At a meeting in Pennsylvania – the oscillation state which has the largest number of voters (19) –, Kamala Harris warned on Monday against a second term for Donald Trump, which he considered “ increasingly unstable and unbalanced. The Democratic candidate accuses her Republican rival, “in search of uncontrolled power”want to attack their opponents – journalists, judges and electoral officials included – who “would refuse to bow” in front of him. He also attempted to appeal to the black electorate with a series of proposals previously put forward by his team, which were supposed to directly benefit African-American men.
Also campaigning in Pennsylvania, donald trump He held a public meeting where he was able to address the issue of inflation, as well as his favorite topic: border security. He also attacked Kamala Harris, a “unintelligent woman” WHO “He’s not cut out for this job.”
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Former President Bill Clinton, who campaigned on Monday in Columbus (Georgia) for Kamala Harris, confronted Democratic voters with their responsibilities, in this state where Joe Biden won in 2020 with 11,779 votes ahead – of the more than 5 million expressed – about Donald Trump.
Number of people who felt unwell on Monday during Donald Trump’s public meeting and for whom emergency services intervened.
Kamala Harris will be Tuesday in Detroit, Michigan (yes, another oscillation state), where he will participate in a program hosted by Charlamagne Tha God, a very popular radio host and comedian, particularly among young African-American adults.
donald trump I have to go to Atlanta, Georgia, for a meeting. Previously, the Republican candidate plans to participate in a town hall in the town of Cumming organized by Fox News host Harris Faulkner, focused on women’s issues, including abortion or health care, according to the channel. For the occasion, the audience will be made up entirely of women. The broadcast of the interview is announced for Wednesday.
