Celebrities campaign for Harris and Trump

(Detroit) Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are receiving support this weekend from celebrities with contrasting profiles in their campaign for the White House, which is still gaining intensity.


Posted at 1:19 p.m.

Saul LOEB with Sébastien BLANC in Washington

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The Democrat will appear on stage Saturday in the middle of the day with Lizzo, then in the evening with Usher, two very popular musical artists.

Elon Musk, in addition to putting his financial power at his service, embarked on a whirlwind tour of Pennsylvania to rally voters for Donald Trump.

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Elon Musk campaigned for Donald Trump in Philadelphia on October 18, 2024.

The boss of Tesla and SpaceX will address the residents of Harrisburg, in this state particularly courted by candidates given its importance in the electoral college responsible for nominating the future occupant of the White House.

McDonald’s

Donald Trump is also campaigning in Pennsylvania on Saturday and Sunday.

He plans to briefly play the role of a McDonald’s employee over the weekend, to mock Kamala Harris who he believes is lying when she claims to have worked in her youth in a restaurant of the chain.

The vice president, who turns 60 on Sunday, will have a first rally Saturday in Detroit, Michigan, one of three key historically industrial northern states on which she has focused her efforts all week.

She will be joined there by Lizzo. The 36-year-old singer, flautist and rapper was born in Detroit and has already announced that she had voted early for the candidate who could become the first woman to win the race for the White House in the November 5 vote .

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Singer Lizzo

This objective will be almost fulfilled if Kamala Harris manages to win Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan.

Donald Trump and Kamala Harris crisscrossed the latter state on Friday, throwing barbs at each other from a distance in an increasingly acrimonious campaign.

The vice-president shed light on the age of her opponent.

“If you are exhausted from campaigning, it raises questions about your ability to take on the hardest job in the world,” she said.

Donald Trump, 78, responded by denying reports that he had canceled interviews. Kamala Harris is a “failure who has less energy than a rabbit,” he snapped.

Obama as reinforcement

Saturday evening, the Democratic candidate will be in another particularly contested pivotal state, Georgia.

Kamala Harris will deliver a speech in Atlanta, where she will be joined by singer Usher. They should both encourage voters to vote early, a possibility opened since Tuesday and which has already seen a million people cast their vote in four days in the state.

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The singer Usher

On the other side of the country, Barack Obama will campaign for Kamala Harris on Saturday in Las Vegas.

“We don’t need to see what an older, more crazy, unguarded Donald Trump would be like,” the former Democratic president said on Friday, during a meeting this time in Tucson, in the state. from Arizona.

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