Trump's Campaign Faces Controversy and Criticism

In the final week of the presidential campaign, Donald Trump faces backlash over controversial remarks and unforced errors, overshadowing his policy-focused message. A rally at Madison Square Garden intended to present economic plans was marred by a comedian's offensive jokes about Puerto Rico, which drew criticism from public figures and local officials. DNC spokesperson Aida Ross condemned Trump's rhetoric, warning voters of the dangers of a second Trump term. Meanwhile, Tim Scott's refusal to confront Trump's divisive messaging during a CNN interview sparked further discussion about the implications of Trump's election conspiracies. Trump's speeches continue to attract large crowds despite their increasingly erratic and dark tone, with Vice President Kamala Harris urging voters to recognize his unfitness for office. As the election approaches, Democrats are capitalizing on Trump's controversies to strengthen their position.