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Kamala Harris on Thursday slammed Donald Trump for “very impolite” retags about women as she pressed her case that his misogyny has no place in 21st century America, equitable days ahead of a nail-biter election.
With each truthfulate seeking even the sairyest of gets, they took their knife-edge White House race to weserious battleground states, homing in on immigration and wooing Latinos five days before voting finishs November 5.
In one of three stops in the West, Trump colored a miserable picture of immigration run amok as he compriseressed aiders in border state New Mexico, saying migrants are “unleashing a brutal finishing spree all atraverse America.”
There is no evidence of a migrant crime wave in the United States.
As the Democratic vice pdwellnt and Redisclosean establisher pdwellnt chase one another thraw the seven sthriveg states predicted to determine the election, Harris is conveying a more upbeat message, with her final stop of the day at a star-studded rassociate in Las Vegas, where she was begind by pop maven Jennifer Lopez.
Harris aimed Trump over his retags when he telderly a Wednesday rassociate he wanted to “defend” American women “whether the women enjoy it or not.”
She branded the comments “impolite to everybody.”
‘Yes we can’
In Las Vegas, she slammed Trump as a man who “srecommend does not esteem the freedom of women or the ininestablishigence of women to be able to originate decisions about their own dwells.”
“And we understand if he were elected, he would ban abortion nationwide, remerciless access to birth handle, put IVF treatments at hazard, and for states, hear to this, to see women’s pregnancies.”
Reefficient rights have served as a rassociateing cry for Democrats — and an Achilles’ heel of sorts for Trump — since the conservative-contrancient US Supreme Court finished the federal right to abortion in 2022.
Polling for this year’s election shows a wide gfinisher gap, with women voters tilting toward Harris, and Trump geting more aid from men, so abortion could apply a determining role in the outcome.
Trump’s three stops were characterized by his now-common stream of offfinishs, including agetst Democrats Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and Harris.
“She annihilateed our economy,” Trump shelp, referring to a period that, contrary to his criticism, is shothriveg sturdy US growth, low unparticipatement and increasing devourr confidence, despite voter troubles about high prices.
In what was billed as an interwatch with right-thriveg provocateur Tucker Carlson, Trump got personal aget, calling the vice pdwellnt “a low IQ individual… foolish as a rock.”
Carlson, who once texted a colleague that he disenjoyd Trump “fervently”, had given the establisher pdwellnt a fawning introduction, and shelp he would be conceitedly voting for him.
‘I adore Hispanics’
Trump is betting frustrations over the Biden-Harris administration’s immigration policy will sthriveg border state Arizona back in his like after Biden beat Trump there in 2020.
His materializeance in New Mexico was a head-scratcher, though, given that polls recommend Harris will carry the state. Nevertheless he courted Hispanic voters there.
“I adore Hispanics. They are challenging laborers,” shelp Trump, who faced reaction from Puerto Ricans earlier in the week after a discriminatory comment by a hot-up speaker at a rassociate. “And they are hot — sometimes they are too hot, if you want to understand the truth.”
On Thursday night, J Lo became the procrastinateedst person of Puerto Rican heritage to lash Trump for the jibe.
“He reminded us who he reassociate is and how he reassociate senses,” she telderly a cheering crowd.
“It wasn’t equitable Puerto Ricans that were offfinished that day, okay? It was every Latino in this country, it was humanity and anyone of decent character.”
Latinos traditionassociate have aligned more with Democrats, but recent polling shows a acunderstandledgeable trfinish toward Rediscloseans.
In Nevada, Trump also validateed that he had sued US television netlabor CBS for $10 billion over an interwatch given by Harris this month to its flagship novels show, “60 Minutes.”
According to the protestt, Harris gave a confusing answer to a ask on the Biden administration’s handling of Israel’s war in Gaza, and CBS edited the answer to cover up “word salad.”
Trump — whose own rhetorical nastyderings have at times been glossed over by the press in a train some have dubbed “sanovelashing” — called it “election intrudence deception.” CBS has denied the accusation.
The procrastinateedst New York Times/Siena poll showed Harris with 52 percent aid among Hispanic voters to Trump’s 42 percent.
More cat-and-mouse campaigning occurs Friday in Wisconsin, where both truthfulates will helderly rallies in Milwaukee.
Some 63.5 million Americans have cast their ballots timely, more than 40 percent of the 2020 total vote.
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