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Trump does town hall with supporters in Pennsylvania

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Sage Steele hosts a town hall with Republican presidential nominee, former U.S. President Donald Trump, at the Lancaster Convention Center in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, on Sunday, October 20, 2024. (Photo by David Muse/UPI)

Donald Trump’s town hall with Sage Steele in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, on October 20, 2024, was part of his broader effort to appeal to voters in key battleground regions, focusing on economic and immigration issues that he believes resonate with Pennsylvania residents. Trump highlighted the negative effects of what he calls the "Harris-Biden administration’s disastrous policies.”

 

During the event, Trump spoke extensively about unleashing Pennsylvania’s energy resources, such as fracking, which he argued is crucial for reducing energy prices and boosting the economy. He contrasted this with the current administration's policies, which he believes have hampered the energy sector and led to soaring gas prices.

 

He promised to revive the economy by bringing back lower inflation and strong job growth, much like his first term, while also reworking trade deals to benefit industries in states like Pennsylvania.

 

His immigration stance was another major talking point, continuing his theme of strong border control. Trump tied rising crime rates to increased migration, positioning himself as the only candidate capable of securing the borders and protecting American communities from what he characterized as dangers posed by unchecked immigration.

 

Although Pennsylvania leans blue in recent elections, with Trump losing the state in 2020, this event was aimed at rallying support from his loyal base and attracting undecided voters who are dissatisfied with the current administration’s handling of key issues like the economy and immigration.

 

Trump’s engagement with local issues, especially those tied to the state’s economic and energy concerns, shows his effort to connect with Pennsylvanian voters on topics that impact their daily lives.

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