‘HEART AND SOUL’ Trump sends message directly to sanitation workers after Biden’s ‘garbage’ insult
SUMMARY
During a rally in Green Bay, Wisconsin, Donald Trump arrived in a garbage truck, wearing a garbage worker vest in response to President Joe Biden’s recent comment referring to Trump’s supporters as “garbage.” Trump used the attire symbolically, describing the event as a stand for the “heart and soul of America,” and joking that the vest made him look slimmer. He argued Biden’s remark surpassed Hillary Clinton's 2016 "deplorables" comment, positioning himself as a unifying candidate for “all Americans, regardless of race, creed, or status." Throughout the rally, Trump criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for running a divisive campaign, particularly highlighting a recent speech where she referenced Trump repeatedly. Trump thanked sanitation workers, calling them underappreciated, and expressed gratitude for recent endorsements, including from astronaut Buzz Aldrin. He concluded by urging Wisconsin voters to help him secure the state, promising that November 5 would be Liberation Day.
