n a fiery exchange on the Pennsylvania campaign trail, Vice President Kamala Harris accused Donald Trump of becoming “increasingly unstable and unhinged” after he suggested using military force against what he called “the enemy from within.” Harris, rallying in northwestern Pennsylvania, warned that a second Trump term would be “dangerous” for the nation, claiming he views anyone opposing him as “an enemy of our country.”
Trump’s contentious comments, made during a Fox News interview, included a suggestion that the military or National Guard could be deployed to handle what he described as “radical left lunatics.” Harris fired back, condemning his remarks as a threat to democracy itself and calling on voters to reject such “extreme” behavior. With Pennsylvania’s 19 electoral votes up for grabs, both candidates ramped up their efforts to win over the critical swing state, underscoring the high stakes as they canvass voters ahead of November.
