GREEN BAY, Wis. Vice President Kamala Harris lashed out at former President Donald Trump on Thursday night calls himself the “father of IVF”.
“He constantly refuses to acknowledge the damage he has done. See for yourself — let’s make a video,” Harris said.
Then, before a crowd of more than 4,000 people at this critical battleground, a series of Trump videos were played on a giant screen, where Roe v. He was seen praising himself for overturning the abortion rights protections established in Wade.
The crowd heckled and howled during each of the segments Fox News town hall Trump answered women’s questions.
“It’s more unbelievable sometimes. Now he’s calling himself an IVF dad? What does that mean?’ Harris said in disbelief, adding, “By the way, he’s the one responsible for being at risk in the first place.”
At this time, several women from the crowd could be seen turning to each other, nodding and agreeing.
“It gets more incredible,” he can be heard saying.
The Trump campaign did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
After the rally, the woman said that what Harris said resonated with her.
“I’m so tired of his lies,” she said, noting that she supports Harris’ policies. She said she did not want to be named because she lives in a “broken family” — her husband supports Trump.
Rallyer Linda Patzke of Pittsfield, Wisconsin, noted reproductive rights as one of the election’s most motivating issues, along with public education and the environment. Patzke, a mother of four and grandmother of seven, said she is tired of what she perceives as a double standard with the government wanting to interfere with women’s health choices.
“Where does a man take responsibility for his role?” he said. “Where is the man by the same standard?”
A senior campaign official said Harris will use the rallies as a platform to remind more women that Trump’s first-term actions are responsible for abortion bans across the country. The official added that he would also highlight what he described as Trump’s outspoken comments.
Harris regularly chose the strongest among women. In the latter part of the race, poll after poll showed Harris and Trump neck and neck. Wisconsin remains on a knife’s edge. A Marquette Law School poll was released Wednesday found the two in a dead heat.
Harris’ visit to Green Bay was the last of three stops in Wisconsin on Thursday, after holding events with the billionaire businessman in LaCrosse and Milwaukee. Mark Cuban.
While laying out his policy proposals, Harris hit Trump on other issues, including when he did he asked at a recent town hall About the attack on the US Capitol on January 6, 2021.
“What did Donald Trump say? He called it ‘the day of love,'” Harris groaned. “The American people are sick of his gaslighting. We’re ready to turn the page!”
At that time, the crowd chanted “We will not return”.
At one point, Harris emphasizes new policy proposaltalking about the family members who take care of the elderly, he emphasized that it is important to treat them with “dignity” in their later years. He specifically called out the “sandwich generation,” when families are financially strapped because they can’t provide home health care for their parents unless they withdraw all of their savings to qualify for Medicaid.
“Instead, we’re going to have Medicare home health care for these people,” he said.