Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris held a star-studded rally in the swing state of Georgia on Thursday.
Former US President Barack Obama and rock legend Bruce Springsteen joined the rally. Joined by black actor Samuel L. Jackson and film director Spike Lee. They strongly supported Kamala in the rally.
The presidential election will be held in the United States on November 5. With this election ahead, the final phase of the election campaign is going on in the country.
Georgia is considered a swing state when it comes to voting. As part of his efforts to woo voters, Kamala has roped in stars for the election campaign here.
American pop star Beyonce is scheduled to attend Kamala's election rally in Texas this Friday.
The current US Vice President Kamala's electoral rival is Donald Trump of the Republican Party. He is also gathering stars in his election campaign.
Thousands of people gathered at Kamala's election rally in Georgia yesterday. Obama and Springsteen lashed out at Republicans at the rally.
Obama is the only black president in US history. He is widely popular among Democrats. At Kamala's rally, he attacked former US President Trump and said many things. He raised questions about Trump's business dealings. He mocked him.
Pointing to Trump, Obama said, "We don't need someone who wants to be a king, wants to be a dictator." He who is always busy trying to discipline his enemies does not need Americans.
Springsteen talks about how Trump could abuse the power of the presidency if re-elected. His words echoed the concerns of Democrats and former members of the Trump administration.
Springsteen said Trump is running to be a tyrant.
The 'iconic' singer Springsteen is well known for his social awareness. He is famous for working class music. He performed three songs including 'The Promised Land' at the rally to support Kamala.
In her speech, Kamala made her stand on behalf of the American middle class. The Democratic candidate said he would make fighting inflation a priority if he were president.
The US Vice President said, 'We will build a future where the cost of living is reduced. As the President of the United States, this will be my area of importance.
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