Trump Holds Town Hall in La Crosse, Wisconsin

Former President Donald Trump held a town hall event in La Crosse, Wisconsin, on August 29, discussing topics such as the economy, inflation, and international policy. The event, which started late due to his previous engagement in Michigan, attracted over 6,500 attendees, with many waiting in line for hours to secure their spot. Trump answered questions posed by event moderator Tulsi Gabbard and local residents, reflecting his campaign's focus on key issues for voters in the 'blue wall' states. Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris faced criticism for her recent CNN interview, where her responses were perceived as lacking clarity. As both candidates campaign heavily in Wisconsin, their respective events highlight the importance of the state in the upcoming election. Trump's visit marks his first to western Wisconsin during this campaign cycle, following previous stops in other areas of the state.