With only seven days left until the election, campaigning efforts are intensifying as Kamala Harris and Donald Trump continue to clash on the campaign trail. Trump faced backlash after racist remarks were made at his rally in New York, with some comparing him to Hitler. Trump defended himself, claiming he is ‘the opposite of a Nazi’. Meanwhile, Harris campaigned in Michigan and Obama and Springsteen spoke in Philadelphia.
Sanders criticized Trump, calling him a pathological liar, and pledged to support changing US policy towards Netanyahu under a Biden-Harris administration. Springsteen expressed his support for Harris and Walz, opposing Trump and JD Vance. Anita Hill also spoke out against the insults aimed at Harris, linking them to her own experience of facing challenges in a male-dominated environment.
In other news, Trump’s ally Steve Bannon was released from prison after serving a four-month sentence. Bannon will face trial in New York for charges related to tricking donors who contributed to Trump’s border wall. Pennsylvania is investigating potential voter fraud after receiving numerous voter registration forms and mail ballot requests. Additionally, Republicans are focusing on winning control of the Senate in the upcoming election. Despite the challenges, Democrats remain competitive in the race for the White House.
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