Harris seeks undecided voters

Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign outlined her optimistic vision for the presidential race, aiming to win over undecided voters ahead of the upcoming November 5 elections.

Jen O'Malley Dillon, the campaign chair, highlighted that this shift in the race has created an "expanded universe" of undecided voters, presenting a significant opportunity.

On the opposition side, Trump labeled Harris as "dumb as a rock" on social media and has mispronounced her name for years, a practice repeated by several speakers at the Republican National Convention.

Trump and his allies have used similar tactics in the past, mocking Hillary Clinton simply for being a woman.

BIDEN STATES HIS REASONS

In his speech yesterday, President Joe Biden emphasized that defending democracy is more important than any title and that his decision not to run for re-election aims to unite the Democratic Party and pave the way for younger leaders.

He insisted that his decision is not related to health issues. "Over the next six months, I will continue to reduce costs for working families and grow our economy," he said.