Happening Now: Harris woos voters in North Carolina

[@johnw8984]

The quality of candidates is horrific

[@KathyMounce-rq1cg]

How many of you were paid to be there tonight? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸TRUMP 2024🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@AnnaJanae]

💙💙💙💙💙

[@scotgraham3059]

We Want to see the Crowd....let's see how many people are actually there....

[@lindalasalle2378]

someone better not talk to me about her!! i live in NC

Kamala thinks you're her type of voter!

[@lindalasalle2378]

such a small crowd and some are leaving early

[@HoneyBeeCrafts]

Well that’s what happens when you draw them in with a concert lol

[@fw2955]

I can’t wait for Trump to came back so we can have a better stronger economy! Kamala said on the debate she’s not taking anyone’s guns, she’s pro fracking, and she will be tough on illegal immigrants, she’s basically MAGA! She should be using the MAGA’s hat just like Biden did.

[@cinsains1957]

Go Trump!!!

[@HoneyBeeCrafts]

The underdog doesn’t lash out and diss people. They are kind until the end… Seems like the underdog keeps getting sh0t @.

[@KathyMounce-rq1cg]

Just for the record I see a lot of empty seats!!! You never see that at a TRUMP rally 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@BretHazlett]

Reminds me of my catholic high school Basketball games! Keep the buses rolling ! Get 200 more have a full house!

[@KathyMounce-rq1cg]

And Kamala was criticizing TRUMPS rallies?!!! WOW!!!

[@robertmiller2104]

Wasting time Trump has North Carolina wrap up when's last time a Demcorat won North Carolina not in my almost 40 years life time

[@AnnaJanae]

Obama won North Carolina.

[@HoneyBeeCrafts]

So.. she talks for twenty minutes. Says all the same things. More disses. No substance. No actual plan of a how to. And where is she getting all this money from. The working class. Great yeah… still waiting for you to win this Dems vote.

[@420Alan]

And another new accent 😅😅😅😅

[@Gonegonegone977]

Weirdos!!!😂

[@vickieliupakka2975]

First, the notion of urging voters to educate themselves is universally sound advice. Everyone should absolutely do their homework before voting, but your argument about our government "controlling everything" is a bit alarmist. While the government certainly has a role in regulating various aspects of our lives, it's a stretch to suggest that every facet of our lives is being micromanaged in some conspiratorial way. The best response to this is a well-informed electorate, which involves looking at both sides of the debate critically, including the economic and immigration policies that Trump and Kamala Harris propose.

[@vickieliupakka2975]

In sum, your critique relies heavily on oversimplification and one-sided narratives. It’s easy to call someone an “idiot” when you disagree with their policies, but reducing complex issues like the economy, immigration, and abortion to soundbites is neither helpful nor constructive. If voters truly want to be educated, they need to dig deeper into the specifics of these policies, rather than just echoing surface-level criticisms.

[@astegasaurous]

🤮

[@maloopatsygomez1322]

Wow is this it ? 😂

[@denisereagan8085]

Trump says NO TAXES on OVERTIME!!! Yeah!

[@darlenepadilla6186]

hey there 🇺🇸

[@manuela9556]

Bro there is no way she wins North Carolina

[@christoffelster6303]

She is so fake

[@vickieliupakka2975]

Economy: Kamala Harris’s plan to tax corporations and provide tax credits might sound appealing on the surface, but historically, increasing corporate taxes can stifle economic growth. Corporations don’t just absorb these costs-they pass them on to consumers through higher prices, which disproportionately affects the middle class and small businesses. You can critique Trump's tariff strategy, but the fact is, tariffs are tools meant to incentivize domestic production and create leverage in trade negotiations. Trump’s tax cuts, while benefiting the wealthy, also spurred significant job creation and economic growth, especially before the pandemic hit. It’s essential to recognize that tax policies don’t just impact the “top 1%”-they create a broader environment for investment and business expansion, which trickles down to the average American in the form of jobs and wage increases.

[@vickieliupakka2975]

Immigration: Your argument that Trump “blames immigration even when it’s not relevant” ignores the very real issues surrounding illegal immigration. It's not just a soundbite about "criminals eating pets," but rather a reflection of rising crime in border states due to insufficient immigration control. While Trump might be exaggerating for effect, dismissing the border crisis as unimportant undermines the real challenges that illegal immigration poses to border security, drug trafficking, and human trafficking. Rejecting a proposal to send more border patrol agents isn’t a blanket condemnation of addressing the crisis-it's a sign that more comprehensive solutions are needed, not just patchwork efforts. Immigration reform, which Trump repeatedly pushed for, is essential, and his critics fail to provide alternatives that seriously address the root of the issue.

[@cincinnatidaddy8370]

Boooooooo!!!!!!!!

[@nancyking9033]

Thanks for the Open Borders and the Fentanyl Crisis

[@vickieliupakka2975]

Abortion: You criticize Trump for allegedly lying about "9-month executions," but you dismiss a critical aspect of the debate. While it’s true that late-term abortions are rare, the fact remains that Democrats, including Kamala Harris, have supported abortion up until birth in extreme cases. Trump’s stance to leave it to the states is more aligned with the idea of federalism, allowing each state to reflect the values of its constituents. His approach to abortion mirrors a key Republican stance: empowering states to make decisions on contentious issues rather than imposing federal mandates.