Alyssa Farrah Griffin, a former Trump staffer and co-host of “The View,” will join former Republican Rep. Liz Cheney and others at an event in Pennsylvania next week to warn of the dangers of former President Donald Trump's re-election. will be joined by anti-Trump Republicans.
Cassidy Hutchison, a former Trump administration staffer who testified against her former boss at a committee hearing on January 6, and Sarah Matthews, Trump's former deputy press secretary, will also brief Vice President Kamala on battleground states. Participate in events aimed at Harris in November.
The panel discussion will “raise the alarm about the threat Donald Trump poses to democracy and the rule of law,” a recent event official said. he told CNN.
The working class will come back to Harris, say rallygoers in post-industrial Pennsylvania.
Alyssa Farrah Griffin, a former Trump staffer and co-host of “The View,” will join former Republican Rep. Liz Cheney and other former Trump staffers at an event in Pennsylvania next week warning of the dangers of former President Donald Trump's re-election. He plans to participate with pro-Trump women. (Taylor Hill/Contributor | Jim Vondruska / Correspondent | Tom Williams / Contributor | Dominik Bindl / Correspondent)
The purpose of the chat, the person added, was to convince voters of the “need for independents, moderates and Republicans to prevent him from continuing in office.”
The women-led program will be hosted by the liberal super PAC Democracy First in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, on October 9, and will be among a number of programs in which four women will address voters in multiple battleground states. It is said to be the first.
Cheney, Hutchison and Matthews have endorsed Harris as a presidential candidate. Mr. Griffin is not, but Mr. Griffin, a media personality, has been harshly critical of Mr. Trump in his roles as a political commentator on “The View” and CNN.
The event comes amid close races between Trump and Harris in battleground states, particularly in Pennsylvania.
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Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. (Getty Images)
A recent Fox News poll in Pennsylvania shows Harris leading Trump by just 2 percentage points among registered voters in the state, but with Harris tied at 49% among likely voters.
“Pennsylvania hasn't made a breakthrough, and we shouldn't expect it to,” said Chris Anderson, a Democratic pollster who works with Republican Daron Shaw on the Fox News poll. “Both candidates still have some way to go to gain ground, and who does a better job could determine who wins the state.”
According to the survey, the economy is a top issue for Pennsylvanians, with 71% of voters having a negative view of the economy. Mr. Trump has a 6-point advantage over Ms. Harris on this issue, but on abortion, Mr. Trump is viewed much more favorably.
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Fox News Digital’s Victoria Balara contributed to this report.
