Harris and Trump Intensify Battleground Campaigns

As the presidential campaign intensifies just weeks before Election Day, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have escalated their personal attacks against each other, with both candidates focusing on battleground states. Trump, campaigning in Pennsylvania, criticized Harris's claims of working at McDonald's and emphasized economic issues, while engaging in unconventional stunts to appeal to his base. In contrast, Harris is attempting to attract undecided, GOP-leaning voters by portraying Trump as unfit for presidency and aligning herself with popular figures like Lizzo and Usher to energize her supporters. Polls indicate a tightly contested race, with both candidates working to mobilize early voters in critical swing states. Harris's campaign is shifting to a more aggressive stance against Trump, echoing successful strategies from previous elections to amplify voter turnout. Trump's off-script comments, while entertaining to his base, risk alienating swing voters who may be turned off by his approach.