Former President Donald Trump made headlines during a rally in Waunakee, Wisconsin, where he revived his reality TV persona by telling voters that his Democratic rival Kamala Harris would not have succeeded on The Apprentice. Trump urged voters to support him, promising tax cuts and increased purchasing power.
During his speech, Trump also criticized Harris and Joe Biden’s handling of the economy and military, expressing fear of potential world war three. He voiced concerns over migrants taking over cities and towns and appeared to support NYC Mayor Eric Adams, who was recently charged with corruption.
Voters’ concerns about the economy and inflation were highlighted during the rally, with Trump blaming Democrats for the financial challenges faced by Americans. However, a poll for the Guardian showed that Americans prefer Harris’s economic policies, especially her proposal to prohibit price-gouging on groceries.
Trump continued his attack on Harris’s economic policies at a rally in Milwaukee, where he also blamed immigrants for job losses among Black and Hispanic populations. He promised to close the border and emphasized the need for energy drilling.
While Trump’s rhetoric focused on fearmongering and blaming immigrants for economic challenges, the Guardian poll indicates that Americans are more aligned with Harris’s policies aimed at addressing issues like housing costs and inflation. Critics have raised concerns about Trump’s inflammatory remarks and potential impact on voters’ perceptions.
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