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Harris CLAPS BACK After Trump TRASHES Detroit | Roland Martin
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October 12, 2024
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Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign responded swiftly to Donald Trump’s recent remarks about Detroit with a new ad titled “Like Detroit,” released on Friday. The ad pushes back against Trump's negative comments, where he likened the city to a "developing nation." Emmy Award-winning actor and Detroit native Courtney B. Vance narrates over clips of Diane Sawyer’s reporting, saying, “They said we were dead. That our best days were behind us. That living here is like living in hell.” The ad takes a defiant turn, as Vance declares, “But you know what we said? We said, [record scratch] that. We rebuilt ourselves.” The message emphasizes Detroit’s resilience and determination, turning Trump’s criticism into a rallying point for Harris’s campaign.
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