Harris vs. Trump: A Battle for Democracy's Future

Democratic candidate Kamala Harris is highlighting threats to democracy posed by Donald Trump if he regains presidency. At her Erie, Pennsylvania rally, she plans to show footage of Trump's rallies. Harris' campaign is also focusing on securing Black male votes with new policy proposals including forgivable loans and recreational marijuana legalization.

Democratic presidential hopeful Kamala Harris is intensifying her critique of Donald Trump, warning that his potential return to the White House poses a threat to U.S. democracy. As part of her strategy, Harris intends to broadcast footage of Trump's past rallies during her campaign stop in Erie, Pennsylvania on Monday.

At recent events, Trump has ominously referenced an 'enemy from within,' suggesting they are more dangerous than foreign adversaries. Trump's rhetoric implies a domestic threat, and in a Fox News interview, he hinted at deploying military forces to handle Election Day 'chaos.'

Harris' Pennsylvania visit marks her 10th trip to the pivotal battleground state. Her campaign aims to capture Black male voter support with initiatives like forgivable business loans and marijuana legalization. These efforts underscore her broader strategy to strengthen engagement with the Black community ahead of the election.

(With inputs from agencies.)