Democratic candidate Kamala Harris did a great campaign closing event at the White House this tuesday night, less than a week before the presidential elections in the United States. Standing out for moving towards consensus, she differed once again from Donald Trump’s rhetoric and called for unity among Americanswith the promise of working to improve their lives.
Harris called “turn the page” and sought to mark a clear contrast with Trump. He spoke to Democrats, Republicans and independent voters. It should be noted that throughout his campaign he presented himself as a symbol of “a new generation of leadership.”
The closing of Kamala Harris’ campaign
Harris spoke before a crowd of nearly 75,000 people and called go beyond the country’s violent divisions. There he differentiated himself from the hateful rhetoric of the Republican magnate and his followers.
proposed “start to stop pointing fingers and join arms” for the future. Harris closed her election campaign with a call for unity and assured that Donald Trump’s efforts to sow division is not what represents the country.
He said it is time for “America to reject the plans of would-be dictators” and begin “writing the next chapter of the most extraordinary story ever told.”
The scene of Kamala Harris’ closure, a symbolic place
Kamala Harris spoke from the front park of the White House, a place that was not chosen at random. From that same place, Trump gave his speech on January 6, 2021, as immediate antecedent to the assault on the Washington Capitol.
Harris remembered that attack as soon as he started speaking, by framing the election as a decision between a country “rooted in freedom” and one dominated by “division and chaos.”
“We know who Donald Trump is. It’s the person who stood in this same place almost four years ago and sent an armed mob to the Capitol to overturn the will of the people“, held. The public responded with boos.
The rally at Madison Square Garden
Last Sunday, Trump held a rally at Madison Square Garden that earned him the distrust and rejection of a part of the Latino electorate. There he quoted the comedian Tony Hinchcliffewho disqualified Puerto Ricoin the midst of humor.
After this event, the Republican promised prosperity for Latinos. It should be noted that the presence of this community is decisive in the elections: it is the electorate that has grown the most since 2020 and its role will be important in the hinge states Arizona, Nevada, Georgia or Pennsylvania.
According to a survey of New York Times, 56% of Hispanics support Harris compared to 37% who support Trump. But that 19 percentage point advantage It is the lowest for a Democratic candidate since 2016, indicates the newspaper.
Source: Ambito
