ANALYSIS — Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris described each other as a threat to voters’ wallets and constitutional rights during their first campaign stops since Labor Day. Harris made a campaign stop in New Hampshire, a state the Democratic nominee has won every cycle since 2004. Trump replied, “Right.” And when Hannity said Americans were sending prayers to the families and victims, Trump said nothing. 2; they contend he put her in charge of diplomatic efforts to address the root causes of illegal border crossings. Trump’s actions to sink that deal have become Harris’ go-to retort when Trump and other Republicans slam her with the “border czar” line.
