Kamala Harris Takes Aim at Donald Trump's "Superspreader" Rallies

Harris Calls on Trump to Stop Holding Mass Gatherings

During the vice presidential debate on Wednesday, Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) criticized President Donald Trump for holding large campaign rallies amid the coronavirus pandemic. Harris called Trump's rallies "superspreader" events and said that they are putting the health of the American people at risk. She also called on Trump to stop holding these rallies.

Trump Defends Rallies, Says They Are Safe

Trump has defended his rallies, saying that they are safe and that attendees are not required to wear masks. He has also accused Harris of fearmongering. However, public health experts have warned that large gatherings can increase the spread of the virus, and there have been several reports of COVID-19 outbreaks linked to Trump rallies.

Harris's Criticism Resonates with Voters

Harris's criticism of Trump's rallies has resonated with many voters. A recent poll found that 62% of Americans believe that Trump should stop holding these events. The poll also found that 58% of Americans believe that Trump is not taking the pandemic seriously enough.

Trump's Rallies Could Hurt GOP in November

If Trump continues to hold these rallies, it could hurt the Republican Party in the November election. A recent study found that Trump's rallies could lead to a decrease in support for Republican candidates in key swing states. The study found that voters are more likely to vote for a Democratic candidate if they believe that Trump is not taking the pandemic seriously.

Conclusion

Harris's criticism of Trump's rallies is a sign of the growing frustration with the president's handling of the pandemic. If Trump continues to hold these events, it could hurt the Republican Party in the November election.