Melania Trump is lining up squarely with her husband on her first solo trip of the 2020 campaign, pushing the president's reelection message in the battleground state of Pennsylvania.
Biden’s “policies and socialist agenda will only serve to destroy America and all that has been built in the past four years,” she said. “We must keep Donald in the White House so he can finish what he’s started and our country can continue to flourish.”
Mrs. Trump also struck an empathetic tone on the virus, calling herself a “worried mother and wife” who knows “there are many people who have lost loved ones or know people who have been forever impacted by this silent enemy.” Pennsylvania Democratic Chairwoman Nancy Patton Mills ridiculed Mrs. Trump’s campaign stop, saying the first lady would not have an answer for Pennsylvania’s soaring unemployment rate or why her husband’s administration has “stopped trying to combat a virus that’s killed 8,700 Pennsylvanians and counting.”Afterward, the first lady stopped at a local Republican headquarters where she thanked envelope-stuffing campaign volunteers with pizza and soda. “Let’s hope we win Pennsylvania,” she said.Mrs.
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