In an Asheville, North Carolina rally focused on the economy on Wednesday, Donald Trump took credit for a strong stock market — more than three years after he left office — and a major Biden administration healthcare victory.
The rally, or “intellectual speech,” as Trump called it, comes as his fortunes in the race appear to have changed — and here he finds an opportunity to seemingly try to interrupt Vice President Kamala Harris’ momentum, as she overtakes him in key swing state polls, national election projections, and betting markets.
