Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential candidate, has launched a sharp critique against former President Donald Trump, accusing him of incompetence and favoring the wealthy. Harris positions herself as a champion for the middle class, promising investments in manufacturing and tax cuts for families and small businesses.
She emphasizes her track record in supporting small businesses and protecting consumers. Despite her strengths in debates and rallies, Harris struggles with one-on-one televised interviews.
Meanwhile, Trump has criticized Ukrainian President Zelensky and threatened Iran with destruction. He also faces accusations from Harris about his economic policies, including huge tariffs on importers and offering foreign companies access to federal lands for job creation.
Polls show Harris losing ground in key swing states like Arizona, particularly among conservative Hispanics who are drawn to Trump's economic liberalism. The political landscape remains tense, with Harris and Trump exchanging jabs over crowd sizes and policy effectiveness.
Melania Trump has also entered the fray, blaming Democrats and the media for the dangerous atmosphere surrounding her husband. As the election approaches, both candidates intensify their campaigns, each vying for the upper hand in the eyes of the voters.
