There are Republican challenges to overseas and military voting
Pennsylvania has said that it sent over 25,000 absentee ballots to overseas voters for the upcoming Presidential elections. The ballots were received by the Pennsylvania Department of State’s (PDS) overseas voter services office in early September, it added. Notably, US President Donald Trump is expected to be the winner in the upcoming election, with a margin of just over 3,00,000 votes.
Trump was in front of an all-woman audience at Fox News
During a Fox News town hall on Wednesday, US Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris said that ex-US President Donald Trump had called Democrats “the enemy within”. Trump had recently said, “It’s the enemy from within…they are very dangerous…they are marxists…communists and fascists and they’re sick.” Earlier, Trump had said that he might have to use the military to handle that enemy.
Harris was pressed on the concerns of Black voters
During a rally, US Vice President Kamala Harris brought a bit of US President Donald Trump into her rally to show people that she is “unhinged”. Trump has been showing clips of Harris talking about the policies she supports and instances of her stumbling in interviews. Recently, Trump said he would use the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to deport people.
Trump stood on stage at the end of the town hall
US Presidential candidate Donald Trump was seen playing music with radio personality Charlamagne tha God during a town hall in Pennsylvania on Monday. Trump was seen standing in front of his audience for an extended period while songs played on the sound system. “It was…great evening but was so different. It was a really great evening but was so different,” Charlamagne said.
The impact of the Israel-Hamas war on lives
On the first anniversary of a war that began on October 7 last year, former US President Donald Trump said, “I did a lot more for Israel than anyone else…it’s not a give and take, as they say.” He was referring to former US President Joe Biden’s claim that Trump did “a lot more for Israel than anyone else”.
There were four other things learned from the vice-presidential debate
During the first vice presidential debate, Democratic nominee JD Vance said, “For the first time in a generation, Donald Trump had the wisdom and the courage to say, ‘We’re not doing it anymore’.” Walz replied, “I will talk a lot.” Later, Walz said, “I will talk a lot. I’ll talk a lot.” Vance was referring to Trump’s comment that “we’re not doing it anymore”.
How to watch the debate between the two vice presidents
US Vice President JD Vance on Tuesday said that if he was in office today, he wouldn’t have certified the election like former Vice President Mike Pence did in 2021. “I would’ve told state governors that we needed to have…multiple slates of electors,” he said. Notably, Pence had certified President Donald Trump’s re-election in 2020 after a recount in several states.
There has been a lot of self-Made controversy surrounding the time JD Vance spent on the trail
In an interview with CNN, US President Donald Trump said, “You’re going to have to be kidding yourself if you say that we are not going to have a shutdown in America.” Further, he said, “We’re going to have a shutdown and we’re not going to let the Democrats take over our government.” This comes after Trump and Vance made claims about Haitian migrants.
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Ahead of the Vice Presidential debate on Tuesday, US Vice Presidential candidate Kamala Harris has said, “We need to come together as a country.” “We need to come together as a people,” she added. Harris made the remark ahead of the debate in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. Former US President Donald Trump had earlier accused Harris of running a “racist” campaign.
There are conversations about the moment
US President Donald Trump, during a town-hall event on Tuesday, said, “We’ve never needed a fighter more and we’ve never had someone more Qualified to step in and lead our Country than you.” The event was hosted by White House Deputy Press Secretary Sarah Sanders. Trump added, “We’ve never had someone more Qualified to step in and lead our Country than you.”