The vice president of United States, Kamala Harrisbegan a crucial bus tour of Pennsylvania, a decisive state in the November presidential elections. The 59-year-old Democrat is seeking to convince working-class voters, especially in the rural areas, where Joe Biden achieved a narrow victory in 2020.
Harris, along with the governor of Minnesota, Tim Walzand their partners, arrived in Pittsburgh to begin the tour, in which they plan to highlight their commitment to the middle class. On Friday, Harris presented an economic plan focused on supporting working families.
For its part, Donald Trump, The former president, who also sees Pennsylvania as a key battleground, returned to the state on Saturday, days after surviving an assassination attempt in July. The former president harshly criticized Harris, calling her “crazy,” and launched a series of campaign events.
The Democratic convention, which will be held this week in Chicago, It promises to be a massive event, with at least 50,000 people in attendance and an impressive security operation that includes 2,500 police officers.
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2024-08-21 21:50:20