Up First from NPR VP Harris Courts Republicans, Trump Pitches Latinos, Ukraine's 'Victory Plan'
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Oct 17, 2024 Sarah McCammon, NPR's national political correspondent, analyzes VP Harris's strategy to win over Republicans while distinguishing her approach from Biden's. Franco Ordonez, White House correspondent, sheds light on Trump's tactics for appealing to Latino voters with economic issues at the forefront. Joanna Kakissis offers insights into Zelenskyy's plans for a resolution to the ongoing war with Russia, highlighting Ukraine's strong push for NATO membership amidst evolving geopolitical challenges.
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Harris Courts Republicans
- Kamala Harris targets moderate Republicans uncomfortable with Trump, particularly after his 2020 election actions.
- She uses patriotic imagery and bipartisan language, even suggesting a Republican cabinet member.
Harris's Republican Outreach
- Harris gave a speech in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, alongside endorsing Republicans.
- She invoked Ronald Reagan's "shining city upon a hill" quote, framing Trump as a threat to founding principles.
Trump's Economic Pitch to Latinos
- Trump is focusing on economic issues, arguing Latinos were better off under his presidency.
- He highlighted job creation and plans to address energy costs and inflation.