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Trump vs. Harris: A Tale of Two Campaigns

Analysis of the final week of the 2024 US Presidential election campaign, comparing the rallies and approaches of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.

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What are the stakes of the election for both Trump and Harris?: Trump's political future is heavily reliant on winning the election, given his pending legal cases, while Harris seeks to build a more inclusive and equitable future for all Americans.
What were the main policy promises of Donald Trump's campaign?: Trump's campaign focused on promises to reduce inflation, secure the border, and reform the electoral system, appealing to supporters' desire for a return to past greatness.
What were the main policy proposals of Kamala Harris's campaign?: Harris's campaign centered on a vision of a more inclusive future, emphasizing reducing the cost of living, cutting taxes for the middle class, and ensuring healthcare as a right.
Describe the styles and tones of the rallies held by Trump and Harris.: Trump's rally was a lengthy, unscripted spectacle characterized by attacks on the media, exaggerated claims, and personal attacks on Harris. Harris's rally was shorter, more structured, and focused on policy proposals.
What similarities and differences were observed among the supporters of both candidates?: Both candidates' rallies drew enthusiastic crowds of devoted supporters who shared a sense of foreboding about the other candidate winning. The rallies differed significantly in style and tone.

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