Trump wraps up final campaign event in Pennsylvania and heads to Michigan – FBC News

(Source: BBC News)

Trump wrapped up his remarks in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, celebrating his second and final campaign stop before Election Day. Now he’s heading to Michigan to wrap up his campaign.

The former president began by comparing the size of his own rally to that of his opponent, who was campaigning in Pittsburgh, and promised that if he won, he would “unleash the most extraordinary economic growth the world has ever seen.”

“If you vote for Kamala, you will spend four more years of misery, failure and disaster. “Our country may never recover,” he warned.

“My message to Americans tonight is simple: We don’t have to live this way. We won’t and we won’t,” he continued, calling Harris a “disaster.”

“We do not have to settle for weakness, incompetence, decline and decay,” he continued.

“Tomorrow, with your vote, we can solve every problem our country faces and lead America, and even the entire world, to new victories.”

He also praised a recent court decision affecting voting in Georgia, implying without evidence that the federal government was trying to interfere with the vote.

Earlier Monday, the Georgia Supreme Court voted to block an extension for nearly 3,000 voters who received their mail ballots late because of a typo in the county.

Georgia is one of the swing states in the battleground. Biden won the Deep South state by less than 12,000 votes in 2020.