“The destruction is fast and merciless and no one knows where it will stop,” warned Mrs. Obama. “One day it targets people you’ve never met. Maybe it’s immigrants or black people or trans communities. Then it targets a neighbor, a friend, a family member who is Puerto Rican or Jew or Palestinian Then it comes after you,” the former First Lady said in Norristown, as quoted by the New York Times.
“It was easier under Trump”, “he terrifies me”, “they are both failing”…: words of voters in “swing states”
She had already taken the stage at the end of October with Kamala Harris to deliver a fiery and resolutely feminist speech, judging that the gap was still too close between the two presidential candidates.
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump remain neck and neck in all the polls a few days before the election. They are both traveling through key states which could make the difference on Tuesday to decide between the Democrats and the Republicans.
Donald Trump (78) is aiming for re-election after his term from 2017 to 2021. At sixty, Kamala Harris could be the first woman to lead the United States.
