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Harris Camp Pokes Fun at Trump for ‘Low-Energy’…

Vice President Harris’s team has playfully critiqued former President Trump for his seemingly subdued campaign agenda as she gears up for an extensive multistate tour this week.

The team shared a visual on social media comparing Vice President Harris’s packed schedule with Trump’s relatively lighter one. The graphic highlighted Harris’s planned stops in multiple states—including Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Arizona, and Nevada—contrasting sharply with Trump’s sole engagement in Montana.

Teasingly, the Harris campaign captioned the comparison with, “Low energy, @realdonaldtrump?”

Currently, Trump’s official campaign site lists only one event: a rally in Bozeman, Montana, set for Friday.

In response to inquiries, Trump’s team directed comments to a statement on the social platform X by the Trump War Room. The statement accused the media of spreading “fake news” and asserted that Trump’s week was packed with rallies, interviews, and fundraising activities, chiding the media for allegedly favoring Harris.

Meanwhile, Harris is set to commence her ambitious five-day journey across seven states starting in Philadelphia on Tuesday, where she plans to introduce her choice for vice president.

Following the announcement, Harris and her selected running mate will visit Wisconsin and Michigan on Wednesday, move on to North Carolina and Georgia by Thursday, and wrap up in Arizona and Nevada by the weekend.

Harris’s campaign has been gaining traction, recently securing her the position of the presumptive Democratic nominee. A fresh CBS News/YouGov poll places her narrowly ahead of Trump nationally and indicates a tie in crucial swing states.

Simultaneously, Trump’s running mate, Senator JD Vance of Ohio, has also announced a tour covering several of the same states as Harris. His itinerary includes speeches in places like Philadelphia, Michigan, and Wisconsin, coinciding directly with Harris’s visits to these pivotal regions.