Harris and Obama use first joint campaign event to rally voters in battleground Georgia - Boston News, Weather, Sports | WHDH 7News

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

37% : "Digging deeper into her policy plans, Harris talked up her proposals on health care and the economy, while also ripping Trump over his role in the Supreme Court's decision to gut federal abortion rights - calling the state bans that have followed "immoral.
29% : "Both Democrats also stressed, directly and implicitly, the nearly two-decade age gap between Trump and Harris.
27% : "Just because (Trump) acts goofy," the former president said, "doesn't mean his presidency wouldn't be dangerous."
27% : "Minutes later, Harris returned to that theme, calling Trump "an unserious man," while warning that the "consequences of him ever being president again are brutally serious.
24% : And, as if responding to the harsh criticism the Republican critics of Trump have received from the MAGA movement, Obama insisted on the unique nature of their decision to speak out.
22% : Battleground Georgia is the latest stop in a late-campaign sprint by Obama, who has leveled at Trump increasingly passionate attacks and rounds of mocking.
20% : "Harris repeated what's expected to be a prominent part of her closing argument - describing Trump as consumed by revenge and herself as focused on a "to-do list" for Americans.

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