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The Kamala Harris campaign organized an aerial drone show in Philadelphia ahead of the presidential debate on Tuesday, September 10. Slogans like "When we fight, we win," "We're not going back," and "Madam President" illuminated the night sky above the Philadelphia Museum of Art, as fans gathered to enjoy the picturesque view.
"Tonight’s show will echo some of the popular messaging this campaign and grassroots supporters have latched onto since the start of Vice President Harris’ candidacy," announced the campaign before the start of the show.
Fans from across the globe have reacted to videos of Tuesday's drone show on X (formerly Twitter).
"That is so awesome! Thank you to the creators!" exclaimed one person on X.
"Beautiful display. I saw them do this for the Eagles last season. Great job, Philly," commented another.
"They tried that with Hillary," recalled one user on X.
Several netizens took the opportunity to criticize Donald Trump and the Republicans.
"Run Trump, run!" exclaimed one fan on X.
"When Kamala wins and trump is in prison with all his evil lackys can we declare a new national holiday and call it anti Republican day," quipped another.
Others also reacted to the Kamala Harris drone show in Philadelphia.
"Oh, all those people in Philadelphia congregating and having fun this evening. Maybe going out to dinner, maybe a few drinks. Meeting other nice people, sharing a toast, a laugh. Maybe talking about the Eagles. Philly is so nice these days," tweeted an X user.
"I can't like this enough," commented another.
Abortion, economy, immigrants, and other key takeaways from the Donald Trump vs Kamala Harris debate
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris clashed for their first presidential debate on Tuesday, September 10. In a spectacle followed by the entire nation, the two presidential candidates engaged in heated discussions on issues like the economy, abortion, the Israel-Palestine conflict, and immigrants, among others.
The debate started with an argument on the country's economy. Kamala Harris slammed Trump's economic plan for imposing high tariffs on foreign goods. Harris also asserted that Trump's reign had the second-highest unemployment rate after the Great Depression.
Donald Trump hit back at her, calling out the persistent inflation during Biden's rule. However, he overstated the figures and blamed the immigrant situation for the condition of the middle class in the country.
The conversation shifted to abortion and Kamala Harris provided an impassioned answer describing how women are denied abortion care. The 59-year-old also alleged that Trump would put a country-wide ban on abortion if he won the election.
Talking about the Israel-Hamas conflict, Trump accused Kamala Harris of hating Israel. The 78-year-old also predicted that Israel would cease to exist if Harris was elected as the President. However, Harris defended herself, suggesting an immediate ceasefire and a release of hostages to end the war.
Former President Donald Trump was also asked to take sides between Ukraine and Russia, but he declined to choose one party. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris claimed that Trump would hand Ukraine over to Vladimir Putin if he became the President.
"I think why Donald Trump says this war would be over in 24 hours because he would give it up. If Trump were president, Putin would be sitting in Kyiv right now," commented Harris.
At one point in the debate, Kamala Harris even brought up Trump's election rallies, insinuating that people mostly get bored and leave halfway through. Trump retorted back, claiming:
"My rallies, we have the biggest rallies, the most incredible rallies in the history of politics."
In all, Harris seemed to get under Trump's skin several times, prompting the 78-year-old to go back to his immigration accusations and other unproven claims, claiming that the Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio were "eating the pets" of the residents.
With the United States Presidential election less than two months away, the Trump vs. Harris Presidential race is currently at its peak.
