Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump have resumed their campaigns with contrasting strategies following the second assassination attempt on Trump. Harris faces criticism for her lack of detailed policy plans and her vague stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict, while focusing her campaign rhetoric on broader themes and values. Trump has varied his tone between public appearances and social media, continuing to make false claims about the 2020 election and promising severe consequences for his perceived enemies. Republican Senator JD Vance has blamed Democrats and the media for inciting violence against Trump, arguing that inflammatory rhetoric from the left is more harmful. Vance highlighted the absence of assassination attempts on Harris as evidence of this disparity, despite the suspect in the latest attempt having a mixed political background. Both candidates briefly set aside differences to denounce political violence in a phone call following the incident.