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During the election campaign in America, both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris held rallies in Wisconsin on Thursday. However, Donald Trump managed to grab more headlines from his rally. Actually, Trump reached the rally venue wearing the clothes of a sanitation worker and not only this, he went to the rally riding in a garbage truck.
Trump targeted Biden’s statement
In fact, recently in one of his statements, President Joe Biden had called Trump supporters ‘trash’. In response to Biden’s statement, Trump arrived at the rally in Wisconsin dressed as a sanitation worker. During this, in his address, Trump said that ‘Kamala Harris is not eligible to become President. My answer to Joe Biden and Kamala Harris is very simple. You can’t lead America if you don’t love American citizens. This is true. You can’t be president if you hate the American people. Trump said his garbage truck is in honor of Joe Biden. Biden’s statement is very insulting.
Kamala Harris defended
Kamala Harris has distanced herself from Joe Biden’s statement. Harris said she completely disagrees with criticizing someone based on how they vote. I say that when I am elected President of the United States, I will represent all Americans, including those who did not vote for me, and meet their needs and desires.’
Close competition in surveys
It is noteworthy that the latest surveys have shown that Democratic candidate Kamala Harris has a slight lead in Michigan and Wisconsin, while there is a tie between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump in Pennsylvania. In Michigan, Harris is ahead with 48 percent points, while Trump is not far behind with 43 percent points. In Wisconsin, Harris has received the support of 51 percent people and Trump has got the support of 45 percent people. In Pennsylvania, 48 percent people are supporting both equally. Voting for the presidential election in America will be held on November 5 and so far six crore people have voted in the early voting. To win the race for the White House, the successful candidate must secure 270 electoral votes out of 538 electoral votes.