Claims that confused Pennsylvania with North Carolina during a rally this weekend in the Keystone State are making the rounds on social media, with Vice President ' campaign casting doubt over the former president's mental fitness. Trump was a few minutes into his speech at the 8,000-seat indoor arena in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, on Saturday, when he started justifying the length of some of his rallies, saying that he owes it to the people who wait days to see him to speak for longer. "How would you like it? A guy is waiting with his family for three days, four days, they have a tent.
The tent is set up[...
]And they wait. And I walk in, speak for 15 minutes and leave. Would that be okay, North Carolina? I don't think so," Trump said, addressing the crowd at the Pennsylvania rally.
Harris' campaign , formerly , simply commenting: "He's in Pennsylvania." Trump: Would that be okay, North Carolina? (He is in Pennsylvania) Sarafina Chitika, Harris' spokesperson, also shared the clip on the social media platform, writing: "Once again asking: is Trump okay?" Parker Butler, Harris' campaign director, commented on the clip writing on X: "Donald Trump is lost and confused." Journalist Laura Bassett, who is following the election cycle for The Cut, joked about the episode on X, saying: "Thankfully Pennsylvania is not an important state to win.
" The latest polls compiled by FiveThirtyEight show Harris ahead in Pennsylvania with 46 percent of the vote, while Trump trails her with 44.7 p.