Trump Targets Christian Voters in Campaign Ads

Former President Donald Trump has leveraged Vice President Kamala Harris' recent remarks about Christians to strengthen his appeal to religious voters. Harris faced backlash for suggesting that Christian protesters were at the 'wrong rally,' which Trump used in a campaign ad to assert that his movement embraces believers. At a rally in North Carolina, Trump urged Christian voters to mobilize, expressing his belief that God supports his candidacy and warning of potential threats from the Democratic agenda, including liberal Supreme Court appointments. Meanwhile, GOP vice presidential nominee JD Vance characterized Harris as embodying 'anti-Christian and anti-Catholic bigotry,' further positioning Trump as a defender of religious rights. With just weeks until the election, both Trump and Vance are actively rallying support from Christian conservatives, emphasizing the stakes involved. Polls indicate a competitive race, underscoring the importance of the Christian voting bloc for both campaigns.