Former President Donald Trump is ramping up his campaign activities significantly in response to Vice President Kamala Harris's surge in polling and fundraising since she entered the race. Trump's campaign strategy includes multiple events each week, targeting battleground states like Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania, where he will conduct rallies and smaller meet-and-greets to engage undecided voters. His intensified schedule, described by advisers as 'Trump on steroids', reflects the urgency of the final stretch before the November election. Harris has reportedly raised over $540 million since becoming the Democratic nominee, leading Trump in national polls by a narrow margin. As the candidates prepare for a debate on September 10, Trump's campaign is focusing on honing his debate skills, with former Representative Tulsi Gabbard advising him on Harris's style. The upcoming weeks will be critical as early voting begins in several key states, making Trump's aggressive campaign strategy essential for his electoral chances.