Donald Trump campaigned in Juneau, Wisconsin, on Sunday and at one point rebuked his “stupid” campaign staff for showing the “wrong picture” as he once more hoped to debunk claims about his dwindling crowd sizes.
The Republican presidential nominee told his crowd again that he plans to be a dictator for one day if he regains the presidency and warned that the country is “finished” if he doesn’t.
He also told his audience of working people that he “hated to pay overtime” as an employer, spread paranoia about exploding eco-friendly cars and continued to push the lie that the US government is not helping victims of Hurricane Helene in the southeastern states.
Vice President Kamala Harris, his opponent, followed up her tour of storm-hit Georgia and North Carolina with an appearance on the Call Her Daddy podcast, in which she attacked Trump’s running mate JD Vance over his notorious “childless cat ladies” comment.
The Democrat begins a media blitz this week that will see her appear on 60 Minutes, ABC’s The View, Howard Stern’s radio show and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert while her deputy Tim Walz visits Trump enemy Jimmy Kimmel on Monday.
Key Points
- Donald Trump berates ‘stupid’ campaign staff and doubles-down on dictator threat at Wisconsin rally
- Kamala Harris hits back at JD Vance’s ‘childless’ attacks: ‘This is not the 1950s anymore’
- Republican nominee falsely suggests Democrats ‘tried to kill me’ as he returns to Butler, Pennsylvania
- ‘Dark MAGA’ Elon Musk joins Trump at site of assassination attempt
- Melania says husband has always known her views on abortion
Kamala Harris hits back at JD Vance’s ‘childless’ attacks: ‘This is not the 1950s anymore’
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Vice President Kamala Harris followed up her tour of storm-hit Georgia and North Carolina over the weekend with an appearance on the Call Her Daddy podcast, in which she attacked Trump’s running mate JD Vance over his notorious “childless cat ladies” comment.
“Family comes in many forms and I think that increasingly, all of us understand that this is not the 1950s anymore,” Harris said of conservative’s attacks on her.
“Families come in all shapes or forms and they are family nonetheless.”
Here are a few more choice extracts from her sitdown with host Alexandra Cooper:
Took a moment with @alexandracooper to see if we could think of any law that gives the government the power to make a decision about a man’s body.
— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) October 6, 2024
The answer? No. pic.twitter.com/KJ8OX6fkrH
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