Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz, speaking in North Carolina, responded to former President Donald Trump's recent comments about regretting leaving the White House. Walz criticized Trump's closing message as a disaster, accusing him of spreading darkness and division.
During a speech at a restaurant in Gastonia, North Carolina, Walz highlighted the contrast between the two campaigns in the final week before the election. He described Trump's approach as disrespectful to fellow citizens and noted the chaos and negativity in his messaging.
Walz emphasized the importance of the upcoming election night, suggesting that Trump would learn a lesson when the results are revealed. He expressed confidence in the Democratic campaign's ability to win over voters and urged supporters to stay engaged until the end.
Addressing the audience in North Carolina, Walz underscored the significance of the state in determining the election outcome. He pointed out that if the Democratic ticket could secure a victory in North Carolina, it would signal a decisive turning point in the race.
Walz's remarks resonated with the crowd, as he rallied them to mobilize and support the campaign efforts. He portrayed North Carolina as a crucial battleground where the future of the country could be shaped.
