Breaking: Presidential race takes unexpected turn as Harris steps up to challenge Trump

The US political scene has changed big-time this fall: Donald Trump got enough delegates to become Republican pick and will now face-off against Kamala Harris after Joe Biden stepped away from race (a situation nobody saw coming last spring)

After Julyʼs failed attack on Trump the whole campaign changed its tone: instead of democracy-vs-danger talks we now see different focus points. Trump now speaks about unity while his opponents got some push-back for their previous strong words about him being a threat

The ex-presidentʼs main points include:

• Getting rid of many government workers
• Putting up bigger border walls
• Making changes to trade deals
• Re-thinking how US works with other countries
• Changing how energy is made in US

Trump wants people to think about their life now vs four years back; his plan is super-detailed but kinda hard-to-do. For example he talks about fixing Ukraine war in just 24 hours but doesnt say exactly how

The border stuff is real big in his talks: he wants to use army against drug groups send lots of people back home and build more wall sections. His trade ideas are pretty straight-forward too – putting 10% extra cost on things coming from other places (and even more if they do same to us)

When it comes to health stuff Trumpʼs ideas are kind of mix-and-match: he wants to kill Obama-care but hasnt shown what comes next. On baby-making topics hes more middle-ground than other Republicans – letting states decide whats ok and whats not; he even says heʼll make test-tube baby stuff free for everyone

His foreign ideas are pretty simple – he thinks US should care less about helping other countries and focus on itself more. He even said Russia can do whatever it wants with countries that dont pay enough money to NATO (which made lots of people nervous)