US Election: Harris, Trump Campaign on Eve of Election
US ElectionsElection: Harris, Trump Campaign on Eve of Election
The Facts
Both the Democratic and Republican US presidential candidates will hold rallies on the eve of Tuesday's election. Vice Pres. Kamala Harris will visit Pennsylvania on Monday, while former Pres. Donald Trump is scheduled to travel to Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Michigan.Both the Democratic and Republican US presidential candidates are holding rallies on the eve of Tuesday's election. Vice Pres. Kamala Harris is visiting Pennsylvania, while former Pres. Donald Trump is traveling to Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Michigan.
Speaking on Sunday at a rally in East Lansing, Mich., Harris pledged to "do everything in [her] power to end the war in Gaza," return US hostages, and ensure both Israeli security and Palestinian self-determination. Michigan has the highest proportional Arab population of any US state at 2.1%.Meanwhile, in a phone interview with NBC News, Trump said Robert F. Kennedy Jr. would have a "big role" in a prospective new administration, and that Kennedy's proposal to remove fluoride from US water "sounds okay." It was estimated that 62.9% of the US population had access to fluoridated water in 2020.
The Spin
Although the Biden administration's policies toward Gaza and many key issues have left many progressives angry and upset, a vote for an alternative candidate will only benefit Trump. Harris supports a cease-fire and a two-state solution, while Trump is renowned for his rampant history of Islamophobia. This election is a clear choice between unity and division. Trump's hate-fueled politics can't be allowed to win.
This election is the best chance America will ever have of removing Harris and the leftist, establishment elite from the halls of power. From Hamas sympathizers to deep-state media operatives, the odds have remained stacked against Trump ever since he announced his intention to first run for president. The Biden-Harris administration has failed this country, and it's time for Trump to return to the White House.
