Harris mocks Trump after rally turns into bizarre dance-a-thon
 

Kamala Harris intensified her criticism of Donald Trump's mental state and fitness for office after a peculiar display at a televised town hall. During an event in Oaks, Pennsylvania, just weeks before the U.S. presidential election, Trump interrupted his usual campaign Q&A to engage in a surreal 39-minute music session, dancing and standing in place while playing his favorite songs, including "YMCA" by the Village People. Harris's team quickly capitalized on the incident, questioning his mental stability.

"Hope he's okay," Harris commented on X (formerly Twitter), referring to the unusual behavior. Trump's performance followed medical emergencies in the crowd, after which he abandoned the discussion about the economy, telling the audience, "Who the hell wants to hear questions, right?"

This shift in the campaign's tone highlights Harris's strategic focus on Trump's age, mental health, and fitness for office, particularly as polls show the two candidates locked in a close race. Trump, at 78, is the oldest nominee in U.S. history following President Joe Biden's withdrawal from the race after a poor debate performance. Harris, 59, has homed in on Trump's lack of recent health reports, positioning herself as a more stable alternative.

In contrast, Trump has continued his usual stump speeches, emphasizing issues like immigration, though Monday's odd rally, where he played nine songs and made unrelated remarks about wealthy friends, beachwear, and President Biden, added to the speculation surrounding his behavior. Despite the criticism, Trump's support in swing states remains crucial, making this election one of the tightest races yet.