Former President Donald Trump took the stage at a Georgia rally, hosted by conservative activist Charlie Kirk, to urge voters to vote early or on Election Day. The event, held in Duluth, was filled with intense speeches that painted the election as a spiritual battle. Trump and other speakers criticized Vice President Kamala Harris and the Democratic Party, while Harris labeled Trump as fascistic. This year, early voting has seen a surge, with over 1. 9 million Georgians casting their ballots.

Kirk, known for his online presence and the organization Turning Point Action, has become a key figure in Trump's campaign. He urged supporters to encourage others to vote for Trump, targeting those who might sit out the election. The rally brought together a mix of high-profile figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. , Tulsi Gabbard, and Tucker Carlson, along with country singer Jason Aldean.

The event was strategically placed in an area where Trump underperformed in his 2020 re-election bid. Kirk and Trump are set to appear at another rally in Las Vegas. Earlier in the day, Trump addressed conservative Christian voters at a church event, making a questionable claim about Christian voter participation.

Turning Point has faced criticism for its voter data security measures. Kirk's "You're Being Brainwashed Tour" has become a prominent feature in the campaign's closing months, with events on college campuses across swing states. The tour has sparked debates among students, highlighting the polarized political environment.

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