Trump’s Georgia Rally, Harris Escalates Attacks: Campaign Update
Washington – As the 2024 presidential race starts to take shape, former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris hit the road with rallies, town hall events and harsh barbs this week. Here is the current state of their campaigns.
Trump heads to Atlanta
President Donald Trump will host a campaign rally in Atlanta, Georgia this evening just 10 miles away from the Fulton County Jail where he was booked last year for racketeering charges as part of schemes to interfere with ballot counts after his electoral defeat. The first Trump rally in Florida will be massive and all eyes on this important state for the election
Trump will appear at town hall-style events to speak with voters ahead of the rally, as will Vice President Kamala Harris. Harris, will hold her town hall in Detroit hosted by “The Breakfast Club” .
Harris Escalates Assault: Trump “Unhinged”
Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz; issued scathing criticism of Trump ahead of the rally. On Monday, Harris declared the former president “more and more unhinged” as she kept up a drumbeat of cautionary tales about what he might do if reelected. They also mark the latest escalation of attempts by the Biden-Harris campaign to cast Trump as an existential threat against democracy.
Medical emergencies interrupt Trump rally in Philadelphia
Trump twice had to pause his speech during a town hall event in suburban Philadelphia Monday night because of medical emergencies that required those affected to be taken away, according to reports. The candidate changed the tone of the event to behind music after the second incident rather than resuming his address. It was a rare moment that reflected the freeform, unscripted nature of his campaign events.
Harris Cites Trump in Address
In a campaign stop on Monday in Erie, Pennsylvania, Harris directly slammed Trump while backing up her criticisms with his own words. Harris immediately presold 120,000 copies of her book that covered these themes after video clips played on screens showing Trump’s authoritarian statements about his Democratic opponents being “enemies from within” who maybe “should be put in jail,” comments he has made at various rallies and media appearances. She said: ‘These comments illustrate something more, an unhealthy obsession with control and dominance.
Arab American Group in Michigan Refrains From Endorsement
An influential Arab American political action committee in Michigan said it will make no endorsement of a candidate for the 2024 election — striking an embarrassing blow to the Biden-Harris campaign. The group, a 2020 endorser of Joe Biden, highlighted both Harris and Trump constitute massive disappointments while neither candidate is up to the hopes or aspirations of Arab Americans.
The decision by the group, which wasn’t previously known and remains shrouded in secrecy except for a handful of people involved with discussions called ‘Project Task Force,’ reflects escalating tensions about the Middle East conflict that has helped drive political dynamics in Michigan, a key swing state. Osama A. Siblani, a committee member and publisher of the Arab American News, said the newspaper will issue an official non-endorsement in the next few days.
James Green-What comes next in the presidential horse race?
The 2024 presidential campaign is still on fire. Trump and Harris are waging parallel campaigns, seeking to rally their bases but also fighting each other on issues certain — in a manner that suggests one of the most contentious election seasons either has seen could lie ahead. The result will largely be determined by what happens in states such as Georgia and Michigan — two of the key presidential battlegrounds.
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