Trump campaign hitting key battleground states in effort to counter DNC – Washington Examiner
The article discusses the Trump campaign’s strategy to target critical battleground states as the Democratic National Convention (DNC) convenes in Chicago. While the DNC focuses on Vice President Kamala Harris’s presidential bid, former President Donald Trump and his running mate, Senator J.D. Vance from Ohio, are scheduled to hold events in key states to discuss pivotal campaign issues such as the economy, crime, national security, and immigration.
Events include Trump’s economy-focused gathering in York, Pennsylvania, followed by Vance’s event in Philadelphia. The campaign’s agenda spans from Monday to Friday, with various events in cities including Detroit, Kenosha, and North Carolina, culminating in rallies in Arizona and Nevada. The campaign aims to contrast its message with the DNC, asserting that Harris will rely on celebrity endorsements while ignoring the struggles of everyday families. The overall goal is to present an alternative vision for voters addressing inflation, community safety, and border security.
Trump campaign hitting key battleground states in effort to counter DNC
While the Democratic National Convention will serve as a national pitch for Vice President Kamala Harris‘s White House bid, former President Donald Trump‘s campaign is not sitting idly as the Democrats gather in Chicago.
The Trump campaign announced a slew of events with the presidential nominee and Trump’s running mate, Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH), in several key battleground states. The events will center on several key issues of the campaign, including the economy, crime, national security, and immigration.
On Monday, Trump will host an event on the economy in York, Pennsylvania, while Vance will hold an event on the same topic in Philadelphia. Trump and Vance will hold events about crime on Tuesday, with Trump going to Detroit, Michigan, and Vance going to Kenosha, Wisconsin.
On Wednesday, Trump and Vance will hold an event focusing on national security in North Carolina, while on Thursday, Trump and Vance will host individual events about immigration. Trump’s Thursday event will be in Montezuma Pass, Arizona, while Vance’s event that day will be in Valdosta, Georgia.
Trump will hold two events on Friday, including a rally in Glendale, Arizona, and an event focusing on his “no tax on tips” proposal in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The Republican’s campaign said it is hoping to provide a contrast to the DNC, where they claim Harris’s campaign will “hide behind celebrities because everyday families know that she has been an absolute disaster for our nation.”
“As they meet Americans where they are in battleground states across the country, President Trump and Senator Vance will remind voters that under their leadership, we can end inflation, protect our communities from violent criminals, secure the border, and Make America Great Again,” Trump campaign senior advisers Chris LaCivita and Susie Wiles said in a statement Sunday.
While Trump will be campaigning in key swing states, the campaign has also said it will hold press conferences in Chicago, where the DNC is being held, for each day of the convention, where Trump allies will boost the former president‘s bid to return to the White House.
While Trump’s campaign traverses the key battleground states, they will look to improve polling which has shown Harris close the gap the former president had when President Joe Biden was at the top of the Democratic ticket.
The Democratic National Convention, where Harris is scheduled to accept the party’s nomination in a prime-time speech on Thursday, will begin on Monday in Chicago. Other notable speakers include Biden and former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton.
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