Donald Trump tells supporters to 'just vote' at lively Georgia rally organized by Charlie Kirk - The Boston Globe

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58% : Kirk and Trump are also scheduled to appear at a rally Thursday evening in Las Vegas.
52% : At the end of what was billed as a "Believers and Ballots" event, Trump moved outside to address an overflow crowd.
45% : Carlson cast Trump as America's "Dad" and said a Trump victory over Harris would mean "Dad's home!
44% : Trump used it to feature three figures who represent the populist coalition he is trying to assemble: Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who ran his own campaign for president this year before endorsing Trump; former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, a former Democrat who announced this week that she is joining the Republican Party; and Tucker Carlson, the former Fox News commentator who has attracted millions of followers with his bravado-heavy social media presence.
41% : "You need to go to every single person you know and say, 'Are you voting for Trump?'"
41% : Carlson whipped the crowd into a frenzy by reassuring them that liberals and political elites were the "bizarre minority" in U.S. politics, while Trump's "Make America Great Again" supporters comprise a "gentle, tolerant" movement.
41% : Trump praised Kirk for "working so hard" on the rally and other campaign efforts.
38% : Trump and his aides argue that his populist nationalism appeals to younger voters frustrated by an inflationary economy and rising housing prices.
37% : Yet as the contest enters its final days, allies like Kirk are searching for people who lean toward Trump but may still sit the election out when it comes to casting a ballot.
34% : Earlier Wednesday, Trump made his own pitch to conservative Christian voters at a faith-focused town hall held at a church in Zebulon, about 50 miles south of Atlanta.
31% : "I'm definitely voting for Trump because he reflects my values as a conservative and as a Christian more than Ms. Harris," said 25-year-old student Jean Pierre.
27% : But the rest of former president's speech and the hours-long lineup that preceded him framed the 2024 presidential election in the starkest terms: Trump, the Republican nominee, lobbed hyperbolic insults at his rival, Vice President Kamala Harris, while a parade of other speakers, Kirk included, invoked unapologetically religious tones and described Harris and her Democratic Party as evil.
18% : -- while also being a "big middle finger wagging" at "the worst people in the English-speaking world."Later in the night as Trump spoke, some in the crowd shouted out, "Daddy's home!"Wednesday's rally was strategically located in part of the swath of metro Atlanta where Trump underperformed four years ago in his reelection campaign.
10% : Over 1.9 million voters have cast early ballots in Georgia, where Trump lost by a mere 11,779 votes four years ago to Democrat Joe Biden.
8% : Meanwhile, Harris, who is a Baptist, used a CNN town hall in Philadelphia to describe Trump as fascistic, further crystallizing the nation's polarized posture with less than two weeks until Election Day.

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