Mr. Trump got on a garbage truck to campaign.
On October 30, Republican candidate Donald Trump attracted attention with the image of driving a garbage truck to a campaign rally in Green Bay, Wisconsin, as the race to the White House was counting down to G-hour.
According to AP , former President Trump wanted to draw attention to a statement made a day earlier by current President Joe Biden referring to Trump supporters as trash. Mr. Trump used this statement as a tool against his Democratic opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris.
Republican candidate Trump made a unique appearance in Wisconsin, sitting in the passenger seat of a garbage truck wearing an orange work jacket. (Photo: ABC News)
"How do you like my garbage truck? This is in honor of Kamala Harris and Joe Biden," Mr. Trump told a crowd of supporters.
It all started at a Trump campaign rally last weekend, when a comedian made a derogatory reference to Puerto Rico as a “floating trash island.”
Mr. Biden later commented on the incident, saying, "The only garbage I see floating around is his (Mr. Trump's) supporters."
In a statement, the White House argued that President Biden’s remarks were misunderstood. He called the rhetoric at Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally over the weekend “garbage,” not referring to Republican supporters.
For her part, Ms. Harris refused to comment on the above statements, while emphasizing that she did not agree with any criticism of voters about who they voted for.
The Democratic candidate also pledged to be a president for all Americans, including those who did not vote for her.
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