Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, completed a two-day campaign tour in Georgia, where Harris delivered a speech in Savannah attacking former President Donald Trump over his authoritarian comments and policies. She emphasized her commitment to supporting the middle class and highlighted key issues such as abortion and gun control. During their visit, they also made a stop at Liberty County High School, where Harris spoke to students, encouraging them to become future leaders. Harris's campaign strategy contrasts with Trump’s approach, which she claims diminishes American values. The tour showcased the Democratic candidates' efforts to engage voters in a critical swing state ahead of the elections.