On the last day of the campaign, Donald Trump showed no signs of a more moderate rhetoric. During a rally in Pennsylvania, the former president made a provocative suggestion that Vice President Kamala Harris should face boxer Mike Tyson in the ring. This statement sparked reactions and highlighted his aggressive and provocative style.
In the weeks before, Trump has made similarly controversial statements, invoking extreme scenarios such as the idea that the media deserves to be attacked and threatening executions for some of his political opponents, such as Liz Cheney. The former president has also responded to criticism received from Michelle Obama, promising to “strike back.”
In an effort to attract support from Arab and Muslim voters in Michigan, Trump has said Harris will lead to conflict in the Middle East. He has described his campaign as creating the “largest and broadest coalition in American political history,” stressing his intention to “bring peace” to the region.
Trump has taken to social media to argue that his policies can prevent war and violence, distancing himself from a supposedly warmongering administration represented by Harris' vice presidency.
At the same event in Pennsylvania, Trump also criticized Beyoncé for endorsing Harris, saying that his political movement does not need celebrities but is based on grand politics. He promised his supporters a “new golden age” and presented himself as a savior determined to complete his political mission.
On the other hand, Kamala Harris warned that this election could be among the most competitive in history. She urged voters to recognize the importance of every vote, stressing the need to move beyond a decade of fear and division.
As both candidates prepare for the upcoming election, their strategies reflect a tense and polarized political landscape. Trump’s fiery rhetoric could continue to influence his base of supporters, while Harris seeks to appeal to those disillusioned by years of political conflict. The coming weeks will be critical in defining not only the political futures of the two candidates but also that of the nation as a whole.
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