New York City — In a high-energy rally at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, former U.S. President Donald Trump addressed thousands of supporters, launching criticisms at Vice President Kamala Harris as the presidential race intensifies. The 20,000-seat arena was filled with enthusiastic fans donning red \"Make America Great Again\" caps. Trump, 78, took the stage to rally supporters ahead of the upcoming election on November 5, emphasizing his vision for the country and critiquing the current administration. \"We're going to bring back prosperity and strength,\" Trump declared to the cheering crowd. \"We won't stand by and watch our country be diminished.\" The event featured appearances by notable figures, including Elon Musk. The rally also drew attention for some of the remarks made by opening speakers, which sparked responses from Harris and her supporters. Vice President Harris, 60, responded by connecting with communities she aims to represent. \"Every voice matters in this election,\" Harris shared on social media. \"We're working tirelessly to build a brighter future for all.\" Harris spent the day campaigning in Pennsylvania, engaging with local residents at events across Philadelphia. She emphasized the importance of voter turnout and community engagement in the battleground state. \"We can't wake up the day after the election wishing we had done more,\" Harris told supporters. \"This is our moment to make a difference.\" The presidential race is heating up as both candidates intensify their campaigns. With just over a week to go, all eyes are on key states that could determine the outcome of the election.
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