July 24, 2024 — Donald Trump is rallying his supporters and intensifying his attacks on Vice President Kamala Harris as the race for the White House heats up. Following President Biden’s decision to drop out and endorse Harris, the Democratic nominee has significantly closed the gap in both polling and fundraising.
Trump, known for his ability to connect with voters, is leveraging his rally platforms to criticize Harris’s record and policies. During a recent event in St. Cloud, Minnesota, Trump labeled Harris as an ultraliberal, soft on crime and immigration. He also accused the Democrats of staging a “coup” to remove Biden, a claim that the Democrats have dismissed.
“We have a new fighter now, Kamala,” Trump declared. “She’s a radical left-wing person, and we need to show up and vote to keep America on the right path.”
Despite the recent challenges, Trump’s rallies continue to draw large, enthusiastic crowds. He emphasized the importance of a massive voter turnout, suggesting it would make the election “too big to rig.” At a gathering in West Palm Beach, Florida, Trump encouraged Christians to exercise their political power, highlighting the need for strong participation in the upcoming election.
Trump’s campaign faces internal challenges as well, with some Republicans questioning the choice of JD Vance as his running mate. However, Trump’s advisers maintain confidence in Vance, pointing to his compelling background and recent aggressive campaigning.
Harris’s campaign has seen a surge in support, raising $200 million in less than a week and attracting more than 170,000 new volunteers. While Harris has yet to launch her own ads, super PACs supporting her have started airing positive messages, countering the aggressive attacks from Trump’s camp.
Super PACs backing Trump, such as MAGA Inc., have ramped up their advertising efforts, targeting Harris’s record on crime and immigration. They have spent millions on ads in key swing states like Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Georgia.
The race remains tight, with recent battleground-state surveys showing Trump and Harris roughly tied in critical states. A Wall Street Journal national poll indicated that Harris’s favorability is still a challenge, with 52% of voters viewing her unfavorably.
As the election approaches, both campaigns are focused on defining their opponent and solidifying their base. Trump continues to stress his commitment to national unity and his determination to address what he describes as the incompetence of the current administration.
With 100 days to go until the election, the battle for the White House is set to be one of the most intense and closely watched in recent history.