As the 2024 presidential election intensifies, Donald Trump's campaign has launched an ad attacking Vice President Kamala Harris, linking her to the border crisis using misleading images, some from his own presidency. In response, Harris's team is ramping up a $370 million ad blitz focused on key battleground states to establish her narrative and counter Trump's claims. The ad spending dynamics have shifted significantly, with Pennsylvania emerging as a major focus, receiving over $42 million in ad spending recently. This surge in advertising reflects a broader strategy among both campaigns to define their messages and reach voters effectively. While Trump is accused of distorting Harris's positions, she emphasizes her legal background to contrast against his legal troubles. Both campaigns are adapting their strategies, with Democrats adopting a more aggressive tone in their messaging against Trump.