Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, 78, addressed attacks on his age, stating he’s not close to 80 and has aced cognitive tests twice. He criticized Kamala Harris for her evolving stance on fracking and visited a McDonald’s in Pennsylvania before attending a Pittsburgh Steelers game. Harris marked her 60th birthday by visiting churches in Georgia to encourage early voting. Democrats have targeted Trump’s age and behavior, while Trump highlighted a Wall Street Journal article defending his mental acuity.
At a town hall event in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Trump promised to cut energy bills by expanding oil and gas production, criticizing Harris for her past opposition to fracking. He also claimed Harris and California Governor Newsom had “destroyed” California. Trump expressed support for law enforcement officers, stating they need protection from legal repercussions and attacks by critics. He planned to attend the Steelers game on Sunday night, while Harris received endorsements from former Steelers players and praised for her leadership qualities.
This content highlights Trump’s defense against attacks on his age and cognitive abilities, his stance on energy policies, support for law enforcement, and plans to attend a Steelers game. It also mentions Harris’ campaign efforts in Georgia and endorsements from former Steelers players. The content provides an overview of the political events in Pennsylvania and other swing states leading up to the presidential election.
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