Vice President Kamala Harris remains committed to her strategic focus on the Great Lakes battleground states that hold the potential to secure her the presidency.
Today, Wisconsin took center stage as she made two stops, delivering a message that revolved around the economy and her rival, Donald Trump.
During a rally in LaCrosse, Harris strongly criticized Trump for his remarks regarding January 6.
According to Harris, he referred to it as a “day of love.”
Harris previously discussed the assassination of Yahya Sinwar, the Hamas leader responsible for orchestrating the attacks in Israel on October 7th.
“Justice has been served,” declared Harris, who expressed her belief that the United States, Israel, and the entire world have all benefitted from this outcome.
Former President Donald Trump delivered a speech Thursday night at the Alfred E. Smith dinner in New York City, an event that aims to raise funds for Catholic Charities.
During a pre-taped episode of the conservative PMD podcast on Thursday, President Trump placed blame on Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, for Russia’s invasion. He boldly stated that if he were to win on November 5, he would personally resolve the conflict in Ukraine before his inauguration.
“I believe that the world will cooperate, and I am confident that I will resolve the Russia-Ukraine issue during my presidency,” stated Trump optimistically.
Both candidates have planned campaign events in Michigan on Friday. Trump is expected to visit Detroit, while Harris will be making multiple stops throughout the state.
