Hurricane whips up bitter US election battle

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : Harris tore into Trump on Thursday, a day after the Republican returned to one of his favorite themes of wind turbines in a campaign speech where he mocked its proponents for thinking it "sounds so wonderful.""Yesterday, I met with members of the federal team that is working around the clock to deliver relief to Americans affected by Helene and Milton," Harris said on X."Meanwhile, Donald Trump spread lies and educated us about the sound of the wind.
24% : But she has no role in this process," DeSantis, who ran against Trump for the Republican nomination, said in a briefing on Thursday.
21% : "Hopefully on January 20 you're going to have somebody who's really going to help you," Trump said in a video message to the people of Florida, where he lives at his huge Mar-a-Lago resort complex.Democratic vice president and presidential nominee Harris and President Biden have both hit back strongly over the Republican's "onslaught of lies" -- but have also taken extra pains to show that they are in control.
14% : "But the 81-year-old president, who dropped out of the White House in July after a disastrous debate against Trump, brutally criticized the tycoon for his storm "lies.
10% : "A visibly angry Biden branded Trump "un-American" and criticized him for peddling falsehoods about money for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) being diverted to migrants; about flood-hit property being confiscated; and about storm victims only getting $750 in compensation.

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