Former Trump White House officials Anthony Scaramucci and Olivia Troye are set to join Kamala Harris’s campaign as surrogates for the presidential debate in Philadelphia. The Harris campaign plans to have them speak out against Trump’s presidency and in support of Harris. The move is part of a strategy to highlight the perceived failures of the Trump administration.
In light of misinformation circulating about Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio, the White House has criticized false claims about migrants eating pets as racist and dangerous. The claims, promoted by Republicans like JD Vance, have been debunked by police in Ohio. The White House condemned this misinformation and warned about potential harm it could cause.
In other news, the White Stripes have filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump for unauthorized use of their song in a campaign video. The band alleges copyright infringement and seeks significant monetary damages. This development comes amid a wider focus on issues like abortion rights and the upcoming presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Trump.
As the debate approaches, Harris and her running mate Tim Walz announced plans for a “New Way Forward” tour in key battleground states following the debate. The campaign aims to rally supporters and target important voting groups ahead of the election. Additionally, the debate between Harris and Trump is a highly anticipated event with significant implications for the election outcome.
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