Trump will launch a large-scale campaign against the popularity of Harris
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Trump will launch a large-scale campaign against the popularity of Harris

Trump will launch a large-scale campaign against the popularity of Harris
Source:  Reuters

US presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign will launch an ad campaign this week to try to slow the rise of Kamala Harris.

Points of attention

  • Trump will spend 10 million dollars on an advertising campaign aimed at reducing the popularity of Kamala Harris.
  • The ad will be launched in six key states where support between Republicans and Democrats is undecided.
  • With Biden out of the race, Trump's campaign changed strategy and chose Harris as its primary opponent.
  • Trump refused to hold a debate with Harris, arguing that plans could not be agreed upon before the Democrats came up with their own candidate.

Trump wants to stop the rise in popularity of Kamala Harris

As noted, the cost of the advertising campaign is 10 million dollars. The ad will be launched in six swing states in support between Republicans and Democrats.

It is now Trump's biggest ad buy since January, when he was battling Republican rivals for the Republican presidential nomination.

Reuters adds that after Biden's withdrawal from the race, the Trump campaign was forced to change course to find a new message to use against the younger and more dynamic Harris, 59.

In particular, on Monday, the 78-year-old Trump ran an ad on his Truth Social platform that used Harris' words from old interviews, campaign events and debates, trying to portray her as an ultra-liberal woman out of touch with ordinary Americans.

In response, Harris accused the Trump campaign of lying about her record.

Trump refused to hold a debate with Harris

The US presidential candidate, Republican Donald Trump and his team refused to hold a debate with the Democratic opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris.

According to Trump spokesman Stephen Cheng, plans for the debate cannot be agreed upon until the Democrats officially announce their own candidate.

It would be inappropriate to plan events with Harris, because the Democrats may well change their minds, says Cheng.

The second debate between Biden and Trump was to take place on September 10. They were agreed upon even before the president left the race. But on Tuesday, Trump, while agreeing to a debate with Harris, suddenly announced that he wanted to switch moderators — instead of ABC News, he craves the conservative and more pro-him Fox News.

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"A very good chance." Trump announced the results of talks with Putin

Trump spoke about talks with Putin
Source:  online.ua

On March 14, US President Donald Trump said there was now a "very good chance" of ending the war against Ukraine. The American leader also added that he had asked Russian dictator Vladimir Putin to spare the lives of Ukrainian soldiers who were surrounded on the front.

Points of attention

  • The focus is on the situation in the Kursk region of Russia, where Ukrainian soldiers are surrounded by Russian invaders, escalating tensions on the front.
  • The possibility of a ceasefire offers hope for the thousands of Ukrainian soldiers trapped in a dire situation and facing Russian aggression.

Trump spoke about talks with Putin

As the head of the White House noted, on March 13, “very good and productive” discussions took place with the illegitimate President of Russia, Vladimir Putin.

There is a very good chance that this terrible, bloody war could finally end — but at this moment, thousands of Ukrainian soldiers are completely surrounded by Russians, and in a bad position. I have pleaded with President Putin that their lives be spared.

Donald Trump

Donald Trump

President of the United States

The American leader was probably referring to the part of the Ukrainian Defense Forces located in the Kursk region of Russia.

It is on this section of the front that the Russian invaders have been doing everything possible to surround Ukrainian soldiers for the past few days.

Photo: screenshot

However, Donald Trump has not yet said how the Russian dictator responded to his request and whether they agreed on a ceasefire.

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