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Harris: “Trump would come into office with a list of enemies”

US presidential candidate Harris at a campaign appearance in Washington. US presidential candidate Harris has again warned about her opponent Trump. He is striving for “uncontrolled power,” said Harris during an appearance in Washington. Oct 30, 2024 | 0:25 minIn the final stretch of the US election campaign, Democratic presidential candidate <a href="https://www.world-today-news.com/donald-trump-whats-behind-the-us-presidents-baltimore-attack/" title="Donald Trump: What's behind the US President's Baltimore attack”>Kamala Harris has called for an end to chaos, division and drama under her Republican opponent Donald Trump. At a large rally south of the White House in the capital Washington, she said:

It is an unstable person obsessed with revenge, consumed by resentment and seeking uncontrolled power.

Kamala Harris, Democratic US presidential candidate

It was exactly there that Trump incited his supporters with a speech on January 6, 2021 before the storming of the US Capitol.

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Harris calls Trump “tyrant” and “would-be dictator”

Harris used the appearance in front of numerous supporters at the symbolic location to call for cohesion in the country a few days before the election and to warn against another Trump presidency. She described her opponent as a “tyrant” and “would-be dictator.”

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At the time, Trump incited his supporters with the unsubstantiated claim that the Democrats had used fraud to deprive him of a victory in the 2020 presidential election. A violent mob then moved to nearby Capitol Hill and stormed the Parliament building.

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Harris: Time for a new generation of leadership

Harris said Trump sent an armed mob to the Capitol at the time. One of his priorities if he returns to the White House is to release the violent extremists of January 6, 2021 and to take criminal action against his enemies.

Trump also wants to use the US military against Americans who disagree with him. Harris warned that previous generations had not fought for basic freedoms only to now subject the country to the will of a “tyrant.” The 60-year-old criticized:

Donald Trump has spent a decade trying to divide the American people and put them in fear of one another.

Kamala Harris, Democratic US presidential candidate

It’s time “we leave the drama and the conflict, the fear and the division behind us,” said Harris. It is time for a new generation of leadership in America.

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Harris: Will be president for all Americans

She reiterated her intention to carry out her office in a non-partisan manner. “I promise to be a president for all Americans and to always put country above party and myself,” the Democrat shouted to the crowd. She further said:

On day one if elected, Donald Trump would come into office with a list of enemies. If elected, I will come to office with a to-do list full of priorities.

Kamala Harris, Democratic US presidential candidate

“I will work with everyone – Democrats, Republicans and Independents – to help the hardworking Americans who are still fighting to move forward.” She wants to look for compromises and find solutions using common sense. “I’m not perfect. I make mistakes,” Harris admitted.

But I promise you that I will always listen to you. Even if you don’t choose me.

Kamala Harris, Democratic US presidential candidate

She doesn’t see those who think differently as enemies. It was an honor to serve Joe Biden as vice president, but now she will bring her own experiences and ideas to the Oval Office.

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Trump’s campaign team criticized Harris’ performance as backwards: she only wanted to distract from her own failures during her time in office with Biden. At the same time, Trump himself appeared around 300 kilometers away in Allentown in the particularly hotly contested and potentially decisive election state of Pennsylvania.

The 78-year-old completed his usual campaign program there. He vowed to stop “the invasion of criminals” into the United States, accused Harris and the Democrats of destroying the country and said his election victory could be “the greatest moment in world history.”

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Trump is trying to limit the damage

The Republican did not directly comment on criticism of a comedian’s tasteless joke who called the US territory of Puerto Rico a “floating island of garbage” at a large Trump rally in New York.

The sentence caused outrage in Puerto Rico – and around 500,000 Puerto Ricans live in Pennsylvania alone. Trump tried to limit the damage there and brought a politician from Puerto Rico onto the stage to praise him. And he said no one loves the Puerto Rican community more than him.

Source: dpa, AFP, ZDF

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