Seven days before Election Day, former President Donald Trump is campaigning in Pennsylvania while Vice President Kamala Harris is giving a closing argument for her campaign.
, former President Donald Trump criticized Democrats for the reaction to the crude and racist jokes in the introductory speeches at hisVice President Kamala Harris will give her closing argument Tuesday with a speech on the Ellipse, the park south of the White House where Trump spoke ahead of the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Kennedy's efforts to have his name taken off the ballots in the two battleground states are contrary to his argument in New York, where he argued his supporters there had a constitutional right to have his name on the ballot and vote for him"whether he is campaigning for their vote or not." Pennsylvaniaand by the fact that more voters think they would be better off financially with him in the White House than Harris.
"We helped you through a lot of bad storms," Trump said."I'll tell you, it's a really bad one. You remember you were there when I brought the hospital ship, against everyone's advice, and got it in there and took care of a lot of people. But I think no president's done more for Puerto Rico than I have."Harris is expected to focus some of her remarks Tuesday on the Ellipse squarely against Donald Trump.
She is expected to call Trump"unstable,""obsessed with revenge,""consumed with grievance" and"out for unchecked power." Mr. Biden told reporters he will be watching the vice president's speech on the Ellipse tonight, although he won't be attending. This night is for her, the president explained. Speaking in Savannah, Georgia, Democratic vice presidential nominee Gov. Tim Walz called Trump a"loser," and not just in politics.
"That's why today I'm proud to announce we're delivering $3 billion in funding from my Inflation Reduction Act to help clean up and modernize ports in 27 different states and territories, from Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan, and beyond, including, yes, Puerto Rico," the president said. His running mate, Sen. JD Vance, said at a rally in Wisconsin on Monday that he wouldn't comment on"the specifics of the joke," but added,"I think that we have to stop getting so offended at every little thing."While superstar Bad Bunny has not directly commented on comedian Tony Hinchcliffe's racist and offensive jokes about Puerto Rico at Trump's Madison Square Garden rally, he posted a video on Instagram on Tuesday titled"garbage.
"Plaintiffs delayed too long to file their action, they lack standing, they have failed to join indispensable parties, and they have failed to articulate a viable cause of action," Connor wrote.from the University of Florida Election Lab, with Americans casting their ballots either by mail or in-person during early voting.
"To me, there's nothing more important than the fabric of our country being destroyed by people violently placed there, foolishly, stupidly placed there," he said."I think what's happening on the border is the single biggest issue." "We know a lot of these undecided voters, they're exhausted," O'Malley Dillon told reporters."They're certainly frustrated by the state of the partisanship and divided political system that really was defined under Donald Trump."
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