HARRISBURG, Pa. — Excited fans streamed out of Harrisburg’s New Holland Arena on Wednesday after an electrifying Trump rally, marking the former president’s return to Pennsylvania following his close encounter with an assassination attempt in Butler County.
During the event, Donald Trump vehemently criticized Vice President Kamala Harris, labeling her “the mastermind behind the border crisis,” condemning her support for extreme progressive policies – stating, “She aims to reshape us into a Communist nation” – and reviewing her past role as a prosecutor in California.
Outdoors, supporters proudly adorned in American flags and Trump paraphernalia expressed their joy to Fox News Digital after experiencing the rally and the former president’s remarkable perseverance after his recent ordeal.
“This is our first Trump rally, and it’s incredible,” Bill and Amy shared. “It surpasses any concert we’ve attended! It’s pure joy.”
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Supporters shared their reasons for wanting Trump to win in November. (Fox News Digital)
“From day one, he has been my president – that has never changed,” Marsha Felman stated. “He’s the right person for the job. He did it once, and I believe he can do it again.”
“I’ve been energized since 2016,” added another passionate supporter.
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One supporter emphasized the importance of voter turnout on November 5, proclaiming, “We need to pray and vote.”
Chuck Winton, who traveled from Maryland, accused Vice President Kamala Harris of being deceitful.
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“She lies frequently,” he commented. “She calls herself a presidential candidate even though she has not been officially nominated.”
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Trump energized the arena, filling it to capacity, and led a moment of silence for Corey Comperatore, who lost his life during the July 13 assassination attempt, with the 7,600 attendees paying their respects.
