Donald Trump tells Western Pa. crowd to 'fire' Kamala Harris: 'You're a s -- vice president'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

88% : "Local Republicans maintained Trump and the crowd were just having a good time.
79% : The United Steelworkers union has endorsed Harris -- and reiterated its support with a post on X Saturday -- but Trump says he has the support of rank-and-file members.
73% : Trump stood on stage for about 30 minutes while music played, swaying to his playlist.
64% : "This is a guy that was all man," Trump said of Palmer, calling him "strong and tough.""When he took showers with the other pros, they came out of there, they said, 'Oh my God, that's unbelievable,' Trump said.
57% : Get the hell out of here."Speaking at the Arnold Palmer Regional Airport, Trump praised the venue's namesake, the late golf legend and Latrobe native.
56% : Trump is expected to visit the Philadelphia area on Sunday to "work the fry cooker" at a McDonald's, The Inquirer has reported.
56% : The rally in Western Pennsylvania Saturday came days after Trump campaigned in Montgomery County, where, after two of his supporters experienced medical emergencies, his town hall-style event took an unusual musical turn.
48% : As he seeks to retake the White House, Trump is again counting on voters in rural and postindustrial areas like Westmoreland, where coal mining was once a major industry.
25% : Supporters standing behind Trump at Saturday's rally held signs that said "Save our Fracking" and "Save our Steel.
19% : Trump carried Westmoreland County with 63% of the vote in 2020, when he lost Pennsylvania and the Electoral College to then-candidate Joe Biden.
18% : You're a s -- vice president, the worst," Trump said.
12% : As he has in the past, Trump questioned Harris' intelligence and said she was more liberal than prominent progressives such as U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders (Ind., Vt.), whom he dubbed "Crazy Bernie.
10% : Trump maintained his false claim that the 2020 election was stolen and reiterated his unsubstantiated claim that Harris didn't actually work at McDonald's.
0% : Trump took on a familiar cast of perceived political adversaries: generals who have criticized him, like Mark Milley, the former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff who reportedly called Trump a "fascist" ("what a bunch of lightweights," Trump said); federal prosecutors ("the Department of Injustice"); and Atlanta-area District Attorney Fani Willis, whose election interference racketeering case against Trump has stalled ("you had Fani - F-A-N-I ... that was a scam").

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