Trump has launched a new round of the election battle
Donald Trump had been overshadowed in recent weeks by the continuous hot news from Harris’s campaign, her candidacy, her choice of a running mate, and the enthusiasm of her supporters. He returned to the headlines with a press conference at his headquarters in Mar-a-Lago, and after that, he headed to the state of Montana for a large campaign rally. Although this state is a safe one for Republicans in the presidential race, an important battle for a Senate seat is underway there, and Trump was eager for an opportunity to hold a rally in a safe state and territory to showcase maximum support and enthusiasm. At this rally, he introduced new jabs and nicknames for Harris, especially for her running mate, and with his usual humor, he elevated the level of insults and derogatory remarks in his statements more than ever.
The turning point of this rally was his and his campaign’s new initiative. At the unfortunate rally in Pennsylvania on the day he was assassinated, he used charts and graphs, and assembling them to show the graphs prevented the bullet from hitting his brain. This time, he played two clips of Harris’s previous speeches for the audience. Trump is deeply frustrated by falling behind Harris in the polls and the strong power of her campaign, and reporters have reported on his anger and frustration. Nonetheless, he has two powerful managers in his campaign, one of whom has shown exceptional skill for decades in defaming and damaging the reputation of rival candidates.
