The 2024 presidential election will be a “race of perfect contrast” pitting former President Trump’s track record against that of Vice President Kamala Harris. Trump campaign official He stressed Thursday that the new Democratic candidate is “dangerously liberal” but that “the fundamentals of the campaign are the same.”
“Democrats say, ‘There’s no going back,’ but many Americans like the idea of no inflation, affordable food and gas and low mortgage rates,” a Trump campaign official said. “Hire Trump, fire Kamala.”
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A campaign official said Trump represents “change” and Harris represents “status quo.”
The Trump campaign said Harris was looking to differentiate herself from Biden.
“Reality has been in limbo for weeks,” the official said. “It seems as though Harris has never met Joe Biden and doesn’t take responsibility for anything that happens in his administration. But voters don’t see it that way.”
“But nothing has changed. The fundamentals of the race are the same,” the source added.
The campaign also slammed Ms Harris’ choice of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, saying it “reinforces the view that Harris is a dangerous liberal.”
“When they start talking about ‘equal outcomes,’ they’re essentially talking about communism,” the campaign official said.
Meanwhile, as the campaign moves into the general election cycle, former President Trump is focused on continuing his efforts to woo new voters in battleground states, particularly by sending messages highlighting Trump and Harris’ contrasting record of achievements and policy positions.
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Trump campaign officials said they are focusing their efforts on ads, direct mail, text messages and phone calls to new and established Republican voters.
The Trump campaign said it has made more than 150 million direct contacts with potential voters and mobilized them through the activities of “Trump Force 47.”
Fox News Digital first reported on Trump Force 47, the campaign’s grassroots effort to recruit new voters.
The campaign said the program is focused on mobilizing “targeted voters in key battleground states and districts” and already has tens of thousands of volunteers on board.
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“Trump Force 47 is taking traditional voter contact tactics a step further by equipping voters with the skills to convince their neighbors to vote for President Trump, and it’s been extremely effective,” Caroline Leavitt, national spokeswoman for the Trump campaign, told Fox News Digital last month.
The campaign told Fox News Digital that “Trump Force 47” builds on its early state primary strategy of organizing volunteers at the precinct level, with each volunteer working to recruit a specific number of targeted voters.
Former President Trump said he would be open to debating Vice President Kamala Harris. (Photographer: Dustin Chambers/Bloomberg via Getty Images | Photographer: Hannah Beyer/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
The Trump Force 47 website states that “local volunteer activists work together to Defeat Kamala Harris and far-left Liberal Democrats.”
Potential volunteers can sign up to work with voters in their neighborhoods, call targeted voters, be a poll watcher, be a “Trump Captain,” host a “Trump House Party,” or deliver yard signs to neighbors.
The Trump campaign argued that the economy and the border were the issues that motivate voters.
“They’re much more pessimistic about the economy,” the official said. “They’re more pessimistic about their personal finances overall.”
As for campaign finances, campaign officials said the former president has $327 million in cash.
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“We didn’t expect our supporters to outnumber the Democrats, but we have enough to get the job done,” a campaign official said, adding that “Harris’ honeymoon period may soon be over.”
