The American presidential campaign newspaper, Tuesday morning, October 29.
donald trump held a rally in Georgia on Monday where he said he was “the opposite of a Nazi”, in response to attacks from Kamala Harris who called him a “fascist” after a former White House chief of staff recounted the former Republican president’s admiration for Hitler. « Kamala’s new line [Harris] is that everyone who doesn’t vote for her is a Nazi.”launched Donald Trump, who once again stated that the United States was “now an occupied country” by immigrants.
At a meeting in Michigan with his running mate Tim Walz, Kamala Harris He insisted on the issues at stake in the November 5 elections: “one of the most important elections of our lives” –especially attractive to young voters. His meeting was interrupted for a few moments by a handful of pro-Palestinian protesters to whom he told that ” everything there is in [s]we can for » end the war in the Gaza Strip.
“I think we need to stop getting offended by every little thing. »
The reaction of JD Vance, Donald Trump’s running mate, to the comments of comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, who described Puerto Rico as ” floating garbage island in the middle of the ocean »during a Republican meeting on Sunday. “Maybe this is a stupid racist joke, like you said. Maybe that’s not the case. “I didn’t hear it”JD Vance added.
The number of the day: 200,000
The number of readers of Washington Post who canceled their subscription, according to public radio NPR, after the newspaper’s announcement that it would not support Kamala Harris or Donald Trump. In an article published on the newspaper’s website, billionaire Jeff Bezos, who bought the outlet in 2013, believes that the calls to vote issued by newspapers ” in reality they create a perception of partiality, of non-independence.”.
donald trump He planned to address the press on Tuesday morning from Palm Beach, Florida, according to his campaign team. He will then be invited to a panel discussion hosted in Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania, by the conservative organization Building America’s Future, before holding a conference afternoon meeting in Allentown to continue gathering votes in this state that could be decisive.
Kamala Harris will deliver an expected speech: the “final plea” of his campaign -, in The Ellipse park, near the White House, in Washington DC, the same where Donald Trump had incited his followers to march towards the Capitol on January 6, 2021, declaring that the election won by Joe Biden had been given and stolen.
