Former President Donald Trump is actively campaigning against Vice President Kamala Harris, even acknowledging that many voters do not like him. During an event with Fox News host Sean Hannity, Trump urged voters to be even more negative towards Harris, emphasizing the importance of voting for him despite personal feelings. The event, billed as a Trump “town hall” in Harrisburg, Pa., had no questions from voters.
Trump previewed his debate strategy of attacking Harris and driving down her approval ratings by criticizing her stance on fracking, a major industry in Pennsylvania. He also criticized ABC News, the sponsor of the upcoming debate, suggesting they may give questions to the Harris team in advance.
Trump continued to promote early voting, despite his past opposition to mail-in voting, which played a crucial role in President Joe Biden’s victory. Polls show tight races in key battleground states that will likely determine the election outcome.
Security concerns were also addressed, with Trump referencing the recent school shooting in Georgia and the assassination attempt on him in July. He expressed frustration over being labeled as “weird” by Democrats and highlighted the challenges of campaigning in a “sick and angry world.”
Overall, Trump remains focused on attacking Harris and emphasizing the importance of supporting him in the upcoming election, despite acknowledging that many voters do not like him.
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