ANALYSIS — Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris described each other as a threat to voters’ wallets and constitutional rights during their first campaign stops since Labor Day.
Trump, the Republican nominee, opted for the bigger splash, taping a town hall in swing-state Pennsylvania that aired in prime time on Fox News. (Though billed as a town hall, only the host asked questions, not voters seated in the New Holland Arena, which was lined with sections of empty seats.)
Harris made a campaign stop in New Hampshire, a state the Democratic nominee has won every cycle since 2004.
