Former President Obama is gearing up to hit the campaign trail next week to support Vice President Harris in key battleground states leading up to Election Day. Obama, who served two terms as president from 2009 to 2017, will start his campaign in Pennsylvania, a state crucial for both candidates. A recent Fox News survey showed Harris slightly ahead of Trump among registered voters in Pennsylvania.
President Obama’s Senior Advisor, Eric Schultz, emphasized Obama’s commitment to helping Harris and other Democrats win the upcoming election. Schultz stated that Obama believes the stakes of this election are significant and is dedicated to supporting Vice President Harris, Governor Walz, and other Democrats nationwide.
In addition to Obama’s campaign efforts, there have been developments on Capitol Hill regarding the FBI stonewalling requests for a briefing on the Iran hack of the Trump campaign. The aftermath of Hurricane Helene has also put Secretary Mayorkas under scrutiny, challenging his claim that FEMA was prepared for the storm’s impact.
Moreover, tensions between Taiwan, China, Russia, and Iran have been escalating, with Taiwan officials warning of a possible alliance forming among the three countries. In New York, a toss-up House district is facing controversy over a blackface photo that has shaken up the local political landscape.
On the campaign trail, Trump is set to headline an NRA event in a pivotal swing state just two weeks before Election Day. Recent polls show Trump leading Harris on immigration and border security in a key state, while nationally, Harris holds a slight lead over Trump but shows vulnerabilities with non-White voters. Tech mogul Elon Musk has also announced his support for Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania.
Melania Trump’s pro-choice stance has drawn comparisons to other Republican first ladies, while Michigan voters have identified three key issues that could secure a victory for Trump in the state. Additionally, Trump has criticized Liz Cheney as a “low IQ war hawk” after her appearance in support of Harris.
In other news across America, Connecticut has begun absentee voting, and data experts have revealed staggering numbers indicating a higher immigrant murder rate than previously reported by ICE. A Trump-backed challenger and a longtime Democratic senator engaged in a heated debate, while most New York City residents are calling for indicted Mayor Eric Adams to resign.
Elon Musk’s mention of Trump’s name has reportedly caused a negative reaction among LA residents. The article provides a comprehensive overview of the political landscape as the 2024 election approaches, with updates on key events and developments shaping the race. For more in-depth coverage and exclusive interviews, visit FoxNews.com.
