During a well-known charity on Sunday, Vice President Kamala Harris blasted Republican challenger Donald Trump, blaring about the big crowds she draws as she strategies across the nation, according to the news agency AP.
She also made an effort to increase her help in battleground states like Arizona and Nevada, as she then traveled there for a protest at the same spot where Trump had previously addressed a speech two weeks prior. Trump has been constantly criticising her in these states, especially on emigration.
Harris is aware of the stakes are high, but she also acknowledged the lower profits. She called it a “margin-of-error” culture, but boldly added,” The vote is here, and let me be apparent. We are going to win”.
Harris quipped to the visitors,” My audiences are really big”, as she prepared to speak in Nevada, at the same place where Trump had held a protest earlier. Harris pointed out that people were leaving his rallies first as a result of his rambling speeches during the presidential debate and appeared to understand Trump. On the campaign trail, she has continued with this line of attack.
Her four-day West Coast journey, which included stops in battleground states and campaign funding in California, demonstrates that the competition for the White House will be tight.
Harris’s visit to the US-Mexico borders in Douglas, Arizona, her second since becoming the Democratic presidential candidate, was good intended to address immigration. Trump has spent nights attacking her, claiming she may allow a frontier “invasion” and guide to chaos.
Harris brushed off his complaints, responding,” We just see the identical old weary present from the same old weary playbook”, as some in the crowd shouted “boring”! in deal.
Importantly, the star-studded charity, which was held in Los Angeles, featured performances by Halle Bailey and Alanis Morissette and was attended by artists like Stevie Wonder, Keegan-Michael Key, Sterling K. Brown, Demi Lovato, and Jessica Alba. Harris has also gained Republican support, with former Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake praising her “fine personality and love of country” as endorsements.
Flake joins different anti-Trump Republicans, such as Dick Cheney and his child Liz, in backing Harris. However, Maryland Senate candidate Larry Hogan, another critic of Trump, said Harris has yet to earn his vote, although Trump wo n’t receive his support either.
Harris, who was present at a rally in Nevada on Sunday evening, echoed Trump’s pledge to abolish federal taxes on tips for workers in the service sector.
But, Harris went further by promising to handle the” sub-minimum wage” practice, where companies pay workers lower wages and rely on recommendations to meet income requirements. Ted Pappageorge, secretary-treasurer of Nevada’s Culinary Union, said,” That shows us she’s significant”.
On October 10, Harris will travel back to Nevada to hold a town hall meeting with Hispanic voters, more highlighting the significance of the country’s six electoral vote in an election that is anticipated to be incredibly close. She and Trump have both visited Nevada frequently, which demonstrates how significant that trip is to the campaign for the White House is.
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‘My crowds are pretty big’: Kamala Harris mocks Trump during fundraiser
File photo: US Vice-President and Democratic Presidential candidate Kamala Harris ( Picture credit: Reuters )
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