VICE President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump held competing rallies in Wisconsin while trying to outperform each other in the key battleground state as the race for the White House remained razor tight five days ahead of the election day. The latest ‘CNN’ polls showed that Harris has a narrowadvantageinMichiganand Wisconsin, while she and Trump remain tied in Pennsylvania. In Michigan, Harris holds a leadoverTrumpby 48per cent to43percentamonglikelyvoters, according to the findings. Harris also leads Trump in Wisconsin, where 51 per cent support her to 45 per cent for Trump, but the race is tied in Pennsylvania, with both having 48 per cent support. As the race for the White House remained very close, Trumpmountedasharpattack onHarriswhileusingPresident Joe Biden’s comments that appeared to call Trump’s supporters “garbage”. Dressed inagarbage vest, Trump arrived at the venue of the rally in Wisconsin’s Green Bay area inadump truck and addressedseveralthousandof his supporters, arguing that Harris is not fit to become the President. “My response to Joe andKamalais very simple:You can’t lead America if you don’t love Americans, it’s true. You can’t be President if you hate the American people, which I believe they do, and Kamala Harris is not fit to be President of the United States,” he said.

 

“Kamala, you are fired,” Trump thundered. Before the rally, Trump said. “Howdoyoulikemygarbage truck? This truck is in honour of Kamala and Joe Biden,” he said. “For Joe Biden to make thatstatement--it’sreallyadisgrace,” he said. Earlier, Harris distanced herself from Biden’s “garbage” remarks, saying she strongly disagrees with criticising anyone based on how theyvote.“I am sincere in what Imean:WhenelectedPresident of the United States,Iwillrepresent all Americans, includingthosewhodon’tvoteforme, and address their needs and their desires,” she said. TheDemocraticPartyleader also cautioned people against electing Trump. “On day one, DonaldTrumpwouldwalkinto office with an enemies list,” said Harris. She also touched upon various policy issues, including how she plans to cut taxes on small businesses and expand healthcare coverage for families. The US Presidential Election Day is on November 5. Over 59 million Americans have already casttheir votes in early voting.