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Harris visits Hurricane Helene-ravaged North Carolina as Trump makes a triumphant return to Butler

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Oct 6, 2024

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… North Carolina.
We will stand with North Carolina … a rally in Michigan, the former president … Washington Post reported.
While Harris was visiting North Carolina … , the Republican presidential nominee addressed a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania …

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Harris visits North Carolina, in second trip to areas ravaged by Helene

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… Demetrius Freeman/The Washington Post) Natural disasters, particularly … Thursday campaign rally in Michigan, another battleground state, … bus tour through Pennsylvania to instead travel … battered areas in North Carolina, Georgia and Florida as well. …

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