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Post by Admin on Aug 2, 2024 18:12:37 GMT
[Reuters] - Former President Trump, the Republican presidential candidate for the November U.S. presidential election, said on the 2nd that he does not think it is necessary to hold a debate with Vice President Harris, who is expected to be the Democratic candidate.
In an interview with FOX Business, Trump said, ``I want to have a debate,'' but added, ``I'm leading in the polls, and everyone knows Harris and I. I feel like I have to hold a meeting.''
After President Biden withdrew from the race, Trump initially said he would not debate Harris because she was not an official candidate, but later announced that he was prepared to hold multiple debates. As of last week, when asked if he was willing to participate in at least one debate, he answered, "Of course I want to," but this week, regarding participation in the debate, he said, "The answer is yes, but I can also explain the reasons for not participating."
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Post by Admin on Aug 3, 2024 11:49:05 GMT
Republican Vice Presidential candidate Vance (40) also came under fire for his past comments in which he referred to Harris as a "childless woman." The presence of Harris, who is a woman and a racial minority, invites self-destruction for opposing camps.
However, up until this point I have been largely supported by luck. With limited time, the Democratic Party did not have time to examine new candidates. Harris' nomination was solidified before a strong opponent emerged, allowing her to inherit Biden's campaign staff and finances. Her sense of innovation as a black woman who is 19 years younger than Trump masks a lack of communication about policy. According to the average of major public opinion polls compiled by Cook Political Report, the national approval rating at the end of July was 47.5% for Trump and 46.2% for Harris. Although the lead has narrowed by 1.4 percentage points since before Biden withdrew, the race remains close.
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Post by Admin on Aug 4, 2024 12:32:52 GMT
According to the political site Real Clear Politics, the average approval rating in the United States is 47.7% for Trump and 46.5% for Harris. In the seven battleground states, Trump has a 5.5 to 2.0 point advantage in five states,including eastern Pennsylvania. Harris has a 2.0 point lead in Midwest Michigan, and Midwest Wisconsin is a close contest.
Mr. Biden withdrew from the party in July due to concerns about aging, and the Democratic Party's sense of pathos disappeared as a generation changed. As a former prosecutor, Harris has criticized Trump, who was indicted in connection with the Capitol attack. The company's image strategy is also going well, and it is gaining support from young people.
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Post by Admin on Aug 6, 2024 3:04:18 GMT
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Vice President Harris, who has secured the nomination of the Democratic Party for the U.S. presidential election, has narrowed down her running mate candidates to two: Governor Walz of Minnesota and Governor Shapiro of Pennsylvania. , a source familiar with the matter revealed.
Harris is expected to announce a final decision by the 6th. On the evening of the 6th, he is expected to appear on stage at an event at Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, accompanied by his vice presidential candidate.
In a message to her supporters on the 5th, Harris said that although she has not yet decided on a running mate, it is important for her supporters to be able to obtain the latest information directly, and provided a link to a website that provides information.
Mr. Shapiro (51) is a rising star in the party with high approval ratings in Pennsylvania, a key state in the presidential election. If he wins, he will become the first Jewish vice president in U.S. history.
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Post by Admin on Aug 6, 2024 16:16:08 GMT
(CNN) Vice President Harris, who has secured the Democratic Party's nomination in the US presidential election in November, has chosen Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate. This was revealed by four sources familiar with the situation.
Walz has more than 20 years of experience in the Army National Guard and served overseas after the September 11 attacks. In the 2006 House of Representatives election, he surprised everyone by defeating the six-term incumbent Republican candidate. He was re-elected several times, but left his seat in the House of Representatives in 2018 to run for governor of Minnesota. During his six years as governor of Minnesota, he faced various political and social upheavals, including the coronavirus pandemic and the killing of George Floyd, a black man, by a white police officer
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