The Harris campaign has criticized former President Trump for holding a rally in Howell, Michigan, a town historically linked to the Ku Klux Klan and recent white supremacist demonstrations. Alyssa Bradley, the Michigan communications director for Harris, condemned Trump for choosing a location associated with racism and accused him of encouraging violent extremism. In response, Trump's campaign dismissed the criticism as 'absurd,' emphasizing that his event will focus on law and order. The town's KKK ties date back several decades, with recent incidents of pro-KKK graffiti and white supremacist rallies. Meanwhile, Trump has made comments about his appearance compared to Harris at a recent rally in Pennsylvania, as both candidates prepare for upcoming debates. The political landscape in Michigan remains crucial, with both candidates vying for support in this battleground state.