Vice President Harris is set to deliver a powerful closing argument speech from the Ellipse on Tuesday, where she plans to address key issues and contrast her vision for the country with that of former President Donald Trump.
In excerpts of her address, Harris is expected to accuse Trump of spending the past decade fostering division and fear among the American people. She will highlight Trump's alleged efforts to keep Americans divided and afraid of each other.
One of the key points Harris will emphasize is her commitment to inclusivity and dialogue. She will pledge to give those who disagree with her a voice and a 'seat at my table,' in stark contrast to Trump's approach of targeting dissenters.
Harris will also criticize Trump for his handling of the events of January 6th, accusing him of harboring violent extremists and planning to use the military against American citizens who oppose him.
Describing Trump as 'unstable,' 'obsessed with revenge,' and 'consumed with grievance,' Harris will present herself as a candidate focused on seeking common ground and practical solutions to improve the lives of Americans.
She will stress the importance of listening to experts, considering the impact of decisions on all individuals, and engaging with those who hold differing views. Harris will make it clear that she does not view dissenters as enemies to be silenced or jailed, but rather as valuable contributors to the national conversation.
As the speech unfolds, Harris will underscore her commitment to unity, empathy, and responsible governance, positioning herself as a leader who prioritizes the well-being of all Americans.
