Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris has accused Republican former President Donald Trump of being tired of his gaslighting.
Vice President Harris made the remarks during a campaign rally in Wisconsin on the 17th local time, citing the fact that former President Trump called Jan. 6, 2021, the day of his supporters' invasion of Congress, "Love Day."
Some diehard supporters of former President Trump, who objected to the outcome of President Joe Biden's victory in the 2020 presidential election, stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6 of the following year to prevent the Senate and House from certifying the election, which formalizes Biden's victory.
Harris also called voters alarmed by the Supreme Court's decision in July to recognize broad criminal immunity for "public conduct" during the former president's tenure, saying, "Imagine Trump without a safety device."
Vice President Harris said, "We are ready to turn the page," stressing that he is oriented toward the future, unlike former President Trump.
On the same day, Vice President Harris reiterated his pledge to support the middle class, including small business owners, and stressed that he would fight against the "rip-off prices" of large companies, criticizing former President Trump for trying to cut taxes on billionaires.
He also said he wants to sign a bill on guaranteeing women's reproductive rights if he takes power, citing the fact that the Supreme Court, which was reorganized into a conservative absolute advantage (6-3), abolished the Roe v. Wade ruling in 2022 that guaranteed abortion rights at the federal level.
Towards the end of the race, the two candidates are focusing on highlighting their "voting issues" in competing states, with former President Trump criticizing the influx of illegal immigrants and pledging to "energy independence," and Vice President Harris focusing on guaranteeing abortion rights and claiming that "a democratic crisis will come when Trump returns to power."
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Vice President Harris made the remarks during a campaign rally in Wisconsin on the 17th local time, citing the fact that former President Trump called Jan. 6, 2021, the day of his supporters' invasion of Congress, "Love Day."
Some diehard supporters of former President Trump, who objected to the outcome of President Joe Biden's victory in the 2020 presidential election, stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6 of the following year to prevent the Senate and House from certifying the election, which formalizes Biden's victory.
Harris also called voters alarmed by the Supreme Court's decision in July to recognize broad criminal immunity for "public conduct" during the former president's tenure, saying, "Imagine Trump without a safety device."
Vice President Harris said, "We are ready to turn the page," stressing that he is oriented toward the future, unlike former President Trump.
On the same day, Vice President Harris reiterated his pledge to support the middle class, including small business owners, and stressed that he would fight against the "rip-off prices" of large companies, criticizing former President Trump for trying to cut taxes on billionaires.
He also said he wants to sign a bill on guaranteeing women's reproductive rights if he takes power, citing the fact that the Supreme Court, which was reorganized into a conservative absolute advantage (6-3), abolished the Roe v. Wade ruling in 2022 that guaranteed abortion rights at the federal level.
Towards the end of the race, the two candidates are focusing on highlighting their "voting issues" in competing states, with former President Trump criticizing the influx of illegal immigrants and pledging to "energy independence," and Vice President Harris focusing on guaranteeing abortion rights and claiming that "a democratic crisis will come when Trump returns to power."
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