For this last weekend of the campaign, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are traveling throughout the United States, and specifically in swing states, to try to convince undecided voters.
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Kamala Harris and Donald Trump continued their campaign flat out this Saturday, both presenting themselves as saviors of the United States in the home stretch of an election that is still as uncertain and whose outcome anguishes the world. The Democratic vice-president, who could become the first female president of the United States, and the Republican billionaire, who dreams of returning to the White House, are in full verbal escalation. The climate is particularly electric, with one political-media controversy per day and fears of violence after Tuesday, November 5, especially if the result is extremely close as all the polls predict.
This weekend, Kamala Harris was again in the key states which will decide the fate of Tuesday's election. In Georgia (south), North Carolina (southeast) and Michigan (north), she tried to convince the last undecided that she is the“antidote” to the former Republican president, as his running mate Tim Walz said on Friday. The populist tribune, with increasingly authoritarian rhetoric, convicted and indicted in a number of criminal and civil cases, went to campaign rallies on Saturday in Virginia and North Carolina.
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Saturday morning on Fox News, the former president attacked an election ad showing women voting for Kamala Harris without apparently telling their husbands. “Can you imagine a wife not telling her husband who she is voting for?”Donald Trump took offense. “This is ridiculous.” He also described the employment figures – published the day before and less good than expected – as “gift” for his campaign, even if experts point to a temporary fluctuation. And predicted a “1929 gender depression” if his rival is elected.
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Last statements before the election for Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. While the election will deliver its verdict on Tuesday, the two candidates insulted each other again last night. During a meeting in North Carolina, the Republican billionaire once again described his competitor as “stupid” and “low IQ”. According to him, his election would trigger “a depression of the type of 1929”.
For her part, Kamala Harris was also in a meeting in the same state, one of the famous swing states which could swing the vote to one side or another. The Democrat called for “turning the page on a decade”, particularly with Trump’s tenure in the White House and the attack on the Capitol by his supporters on January 6, 2021.
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The current vice-president further accelerated her campaign in the last final sprint. In her latest campaign clip, she recalls that the inhabitants of the United States “have much more in common than what separates them”. “I am committed to being a president for all Americans”she promises in front of her adversary whom she judges “unstable and obsessed with revenge” of the 2020 election which he never admitted having lost.
“We will win because you know what you stand for”she said in Atlanta on Saturday, inviting “finally turning the page on a decade of Donald Trump” Who “tired us”.
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