US elections: Trump fans yell they want Biden, not Harris, as 2024 opponent

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But wearing the “Trump 2024, Butler, PA” T-shirt he bought at the Pennsylvania rally, he said “I have to put my fears aside” and support Trump.

Some Michigan speakers before Trump and Vance said they liked the Ohio Senator even though he’s a Buckeye, referencing the intense rivalry between Ohio State and the University of Michigan in college football.

Clair, Michigan, said she likes that Vance is young – he doesn’t turn 40 until next month – and appears to be a good family man.“He’ll be a big help to Trump and can relate to the younger generation,” Shaw said.