Trump Accuses Harris of Divisive Campaign

In a speech at Mar-a-Lago, Donald Trump delivered a vehement closing argument to voters, accusing Vice President Kamala Harris of leading a campaign of hate and destruction. Trump's rhetoric came amid backlash over controversial remarks made at a recent rally, which included racist comments about Puerto Ricans, sparking calls for him to address the issue directly. As he prepares for a critical rally in Pennsylvania, where the Puerto Rican community is significant, support from local leaders suggests he must distance himself from the negative comments made at his event. Moreover, Trump has rejected comparisons of himself to Nazis, countering recent accusations from Harris, who labeled him a fascist based on past comments and behaviors. The use of the term 'fascist' in political discourse has intensified, with experts debating its implications as a warning against threats to democracy. As Election Day nears, the political landscape remains charged, with both candidates pushing their narratives amid a tightly contested race.