WASHINGTON (AP) – Latest news about the presidential crusade (every hour):
12:30 pm.
President Donald Trump suggests he will shoot the country’s top infectious disease expert after Tuesday’s election because he expresses frustration that the coronavirus will remain on the news amid a national peak in COVID-19.
By bringing his supporters together in Florida, Trump warned that the virus would be less covered by the media after Election Day. This led some of the crowd to sing “Fire Fauci”, in reference to Dr. Anthony Fauci.
Trump responded to the crowd: “Don’t tell anyone, but let me wait a little after the election. “In the past, he expressed fear for the return of political strength to the dismissal of the popular and renowned physician before Election Day He added that he thanked the “advice” of the crowd.
Fauci found that Trump ignored his recommendation to involve the virus, claiming he had not spoken to Trump for more than a month and sounded alarm that the country is heading for a complicated winter if it is not done sooner to stop the spread of the virus. disease that has killed more than 230,000 Americans so far this year.
10:25 p. m.
President Donald Trump says he has already secured victory in Georgia while campaigning on the new competitive battlefield two days before Election Day.
Trump told his supporters at a rally in northwest Georgia that his aides had told him that he had “created the state. “
“They said you didn’t have to come to Georgia.
He adds: “They can honestly forget about Georgia this morning. “
The state, like much of the country, has noticed a record turnout in early voting, as Democrats aim to capture demographic adjustments to locate a new path to the presidency across the state. Vote.
He said in Rome: “Wait till you see what happens to the wonderful red wave. “
7:05 p. m.
Democratic vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris and former President Barack Obama are posing 2020 in strictly devout terms as a component of a last-minute crusade for the black electorate to defeat Joe Biden to President Donald Trump.
Harris used recorded commentary for a virtual gospel concert on Biden’s Crusade on Sunday night to provide this election year as “a time to honestly confront what our religion demands of us” and “what it means to live the values it teaches. “She said, the effects will “determine our ethical direction in the coming years. “Neither Harris nor Obama talked about Trump, but they alluded to the president’s racist rhetoric and divisive policies.
Obama lamented “the brazen rejection of humanity inherent to all of God’s young people in a way that afflicts the almighty. “
The virtual hour of the gospel has been a normal feature of publicizeing the crusade to other devoted groups. Biden’s Roman Catholic religion is a component of his public identity. Harris is a Baptist.
Harris said the demanding situations of the year reminded him of a verse from Isaiah’s Old Testament eBook. “When you cross the waters, I will be with you, ” he said, quoting Isaiah 43:2. “And when the rivers cross, they shall sweep thee, and burn thee when you cross the fire.
Obama also quoted several Bible passages, adding Galatians 6:9. “Let’s not stop doing good,” Obama said, “but when the time comes, we’ll harvest the crop if we don’t give up. “
6:45 p. m.
Joe Biden says he will face the coronavirus pandemic, but first he will have to defeat some other “virus”: Donald Trump.
Addressing dozens of cars parked in a muddy box in a park in downtown Philadelphia, Biden told the crowd that “the fact is that to defeat the virus, we’ll first have to beat Donald Trump: he’s the virus!
Despite the mild rain that was falling, many members of the crowd sat on top of their cars or slept in the dust under umbrellas to watch Biden speak. Supporters honked their horns in the speech, while others waved symptoms and applauded.
Biden closed a campaign day in Philadelphia with a critique of Trump’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic and said Trump was “a shame” to recommend that doctors inflict COVID instances for money.
It was put at stake for the crowd, telling them that Pennsylvania is “essential” to their chances, but expressed optimism about the outcome on Tuesday, saying that “when America is heard, I think the message will be clear: it’s Trump’s time to pack up and move home. “
6:25 p. m.
President Donald Trump has said he is in favor of the demanding legal situations for counting votes by mail and mail in Pennsylvania. Speaking to reporters in Charlotte before a rally in Hickory, North Carolina, Trump said, “Let’s go to night, as soon as the election is over, let’s go with our lawyers. “
Trump has continually attacked the Supreme Court in recent days for not blocking the recount of overdue ballots for days after Election Day. Trump advisers, Democrat Joe Biden, have a very broad advantage in the first polls, but they are betting on a strong Republican turnout Tuesday to win. ,
6:10 p. m.
Kamala Harris said a vote for Joe Biden is a vote for someone who supports democracy, strengthens America’s position in the world, and will conduct dignity on an electoral crusade in North Carolina.
She says Trump, on the other hand, isn’t offering any of those things. Harris commented to a small crowd in Goldsboro, a predominantly black town in Wayne County, at the first of Sunday’s two stops in North Carolina.
In 2016, Trump won the county where he campaigned.
Harris, the first black woman on a presidential price ticket of a major component, tried to appeal directly to the black electorate in major changing states and shouted at others in the crowd dressed in traditionally black fraternities and sororities. Alpha at Howard University said the Northern Carolinians are more familiar than the ultimate attempts to suppress the electorate. It cites an earlier state voter identity law that was repealed by a court that said it targeted African Americans with surgical precision.
Fewer than 50 others were in the park, however, several dozen more piled up in a nearby parking lot.
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5:30 p. m.
Joe Biden denounces the disturbing protests of President Donald Trump’s supporters in the country.
Speaking in a campaign statement in suburban Philadelphia, Biden referred to an effort through Trump supporters to invade a Biden Crusade bus and get him off the road in Texas. Trump tweeted a video of the caravan and said, “I LOVE TEXAS!”Biden also referred to reports that Trump supporters had closed a main road in New Jersey.
“We’ve never had anything like it. At least we’ve never had a president who thinks that’s a smart thing,” Biden said.
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3:30 p. m.
President Donald Trump predicts a “red wave” of votes on Election Day for him, with the aim of trumping Democratic leaders in the first ballots.
Addressing supporters in Dubuque, Iowa, Trump said, “I love Election Day, and many of you do. “
Trump aimed to increase that involvement in a final bombardment with 10 rallies over two days in the battlefield states.
Trump passed the microphone on to his daughter and senior adviser Ivanka Trump, who said it was time for Trump members to tell him.
She says, “He fights very hard for all of us every day, and now you can fight for him. “
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HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE PRESIDENTIAL RACE:
With just two days to Election Day, Democrat Joe Biden is campaigning in Philadelphia and President Donald Trump’s schedule is in Michigan, Iowa, North Carolina, Georgia and Florida.
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HERE’S THE MOST THAT’S HAPPENING:
2:50 p. m.
Joe Biden will make his crusade where he started, in Pittsburgh, where he will hold a rally Monday night.
Pittsburgh, the site of Biden’s first election rally in April 2019, described Pittsburgh for Democrats as one of the “places where we’ve had a bit of a struggle lately. “At the time, he said, “If I can beat Donald Trump in 2020, it will take place here. “
Pittsburgh and neighboring Allegheny County chose Hillary Clinton in 2016, but Trump’s appeal to the working-class white electorate in surrounding counties helped him win in Pennsylvania that year.
Biden has aimed much of his crusade to reclaim workers dissatisfied with Trump’s economic policies, and has a long history of crusades in Pittsburgh with union leaders.
His stopover will close one busy day on occasions such as Biden, his wife Jill, his running mate Kamala Harris and her husband Doug Emhoff for a definitive state typhoon that is at the center of the race.
Harris and Emhoff will appear at a rally Monday night in Philadelphia, a key base for Democrats in the state. And Biden and Harris will receive a touch of celebrity for their newest events. Lady Gaga is expected to enroll in Biden in Pittsburgh, while John Legend will perform in Philadelphia.
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2:45 p. m.
Dr. Scott Atlas, one of President Donald Trump’s clinical advisers, later apologized on Russian state broadcaster RT to criticize blocking measures to curb the coronavirus.
In a tweet Sunday, Atlas wrote that he did not know RT, a registered foreign agent, said he regretted the interview and apologized, especially to the national security community, for “allowing me to enjoy it. “
Atlas told RT over the weekend that he believed that the COVID-19 pandemic was largely low and that, in fact, it was the locks that “kill people. “
RT is registered with the Foreign Agent Registration Act, which applies to Americans or corporations that disseminate data in the United States on behalf of foreign governments, political parties, and other “foreign agents”.
U. S. intelligence agencies have not been able to do so. But it’s not the first time They have argued that RT was used as a propaganda tool for the Kremlin as a component of a multiple effort to interfere in US presidential elections. But it’s not the first time From 2016, Russia denies any interference.
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1:40 p. m.
Joe Biden’s vice president, Kamala Harris, thanks Democratic voting rights activist Stacey Abrams for demonstrating that Georgia is now a state of battle.
Campaigning at Duluth outdoors in Atlanta, Harris said Abrams’ 2018 gubernatober career had solidified Georgia’s prestige as more than a Republican strongman. Harris has just lost her attempt to become the first black governor in American history. Two years later, Georgia is a presidential coughup.
Harris told a few hundred supporters at a self-service rally, “Look, we’re in Georgia. “
Georgia has not sided with Democrats in a presidential race since 1992, and Trump cannot lose his 16 electoral votes. The president will travel to Rome, Georgia, on Sunday night.
Abrams reminded the demonstration that his loss included a queue of several hours, which he described as a sign of “incompetence” of election officials and only enthusiasm of voters. She suggested democrats perform on Tuesday.
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1:20 p. m.
On Sunday, Joe Biden’s exuberant followers were reprimanded at a car rally in Atlanta’s domain for getting out of their cars and gathering along the railing near the level where Biden’s running mate Kamala Harris was about to speak.
A few hundred Biden-Harris supporters in Duluth have remained masked but socially estranged through various speeches on Georgia’s warming actions: Senate candidate Jon Ossoff, seeking to oust Republican Senator David Perdue; Representative Lucy McBath, who toppled a suburban Atlanta community in 2018; and Representative Hank Johnson, a former congressman from a heavily Democratic metropolitan Atlanta district.
None of the Democrats on this year’s ballot defied their supporters’ close corporations. But when Johnson was done, a biden member asked fans to return to his cars, because “we’re not a Trump rally.
Trump spent the fall crusade disobeying public aptitude rules amid the coronavirus pandemic, organizing rallies without disguise or imposing social estating.
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12:25 p. m.
The Democratic vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris said the black electorate is key to defeating President Donald Trump and electing Joe Biden as president.
But when the California senator came in on Sunday to cross out in Georgia, she pressed that “we’re not telling anyone she intends to vote for us” and that we’re running to “win the vote. “
Harris is the first black woman on a national primary list. A significant part of its electoral crusade this fall faithful to the black electorate and states with giant black populations.
Sunday marks his time on vacation in Atlanta in the final weeks of the campaign. She’ll travel to Pennsylvania on Monday.
Democrats have not won Georgia’s election votes since 1992 and Pennsylvania escaped four years ago, but black participation in any of the states may tip the scales on Tuesday.
Harris said it’s a “continuous job” for the Democratic price ticket to show the black electorate that a White Biden House understands the “disproportionate impact” black Americans have suffered from the COVID-19 pandemic and long-standing economic and social inequalities.
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11:55 a. m.
President Donald Trump defies snow and wind rains as he gathers thousands of followers in Michigan.
Trump rose to the level Sunday in Washington Township and told the crowd: “There is no blood here. “
The president is aiming to get into the whitest and most rural parts of Michigan, while Democrat Joe Biden was in the state Saturday with former President Barack Obama in an effort to increase turnout among black voters.
Trump expressed his confidence and said of Biden, “I don’t think he knows he’s losing. “
It is the first step in the last bombing of 10 Trump demonstrations in the last 48 hours of the campaign. On Sunday, he also visited Iowa, North Carolina, Georgia and Florida.
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11:35 a. m.
Joe Biden spends the last Sunday before Election Day gathering an electorate in the state of Pennsylvania.
Biden will make two stops in Philadelphia on Sunday: one at a Baptist church for a “Souls to the Polls” event and a demonstration in downtown Franklin Delano Roosevelt Park.
Biden’s return to Philadelphia underscores the importance of Pennsylvania, the rust belt state that helped bring President Donald Trump to the White House four years ago. Biden has visited Pennsylvania more times than any other state on the battlefield in this cycle, and Philadelphia remains key Biden and the rest of his most sensitive surrogates, his wife Jill, Senator Kamala Harris, and her husband, Doug Emhoff, will also spread throughout the state on Monday.
While Biden’s crusade argues that the Democrat can still win without Pennsylvania, the path to Trump’s victory would be significantly reduced without the state’s 20 electoral votes. The president has also prioritized Pennsylvania: he held four demonstrations in the state on Saturday and will return on Monday. for a crusade at Biden’s of Scranton.
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9:45 a. m.
The government’s main infectious disease warns that the United States will face “many injuries” in the coming weeks due to the outbreak of coronavirus cases. Anthony Fauci’s comments in an interview with The Washington Post challenge President Donald Trump’s common claim that the country is “turning the corner” of the virus.
Fauci says the United States “couldn’t be in a better position” to stop the increase in cases, as more people gather indoors during the colder autumn and winter months. He says America will have to make a “sudden change” in public conditioning precautions. .
Speaking of risks, Fauci said he believes Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden “takes this seriously from a public aptitude perspective,” while Trump “looks at it from another angle. “Fauci, who is part of the White House Coronavirus Working Group, says this perspective is “the economy and reopening of the country. “
In response, White House spokesman Judd Deere said Trump still prioritizes people’s well-being and Deere accuses Fauci of having to “do politics” just before Tuesday’s election.
Deere says that Fauci “has the duty to make his considerations explicit or to promote a replacement in the strategy”, but that he “chooses to criticize the president in the media and publicize his political leanings. “
Fauci said that in his decades of public service he had publicly supported any political candidate.