Bruce Springsteen's 'Tyrant' To Obama's 'Grandpa': Trump In Focus At Kamala Harris' Atlanta Rally

With the final few days before the November 5 elections, the clock is ticking on the two candidates to win over voters in swing state. On Thursday, Kamala Harris held a mega rally in Atlanta, Georgia, which saw the appearance of President Barack Obama, musician Bruce Springsteen and filmmakers Tyler Perry and Spike Lee. Here are the key highlights of the Kamala Harris rally, which stood out undoubtedly for the presence of Bruce Springsteen.

Bruce Springsteen Lights Up The StageDubbed as the 'the Boss' of the US music industry, Springsteen introduced himself amidst a thunderous applause, before revealing that he at the rally to "support Kamala Harris and Tim Walz for President and Vice President of the United States.”Springsteen described Trump as someone running to be a 'tyrant' and sang 'Land of Home and Dreams' and 'Dancing in the Dark. 'Here's a video of the Boss at the Atlanta rally:

Bruce Springsteen sounds like a cat being strangled at Kamala’s rally in Atlanta, Georgia right now.

This is a brutal ‘performance’… pic.twitter.com/Ic8K2aYulz

— Cillian (@CilComLFC) October 24, 2024

'Trump Unfit To Be President': HarrisAfter calling Trump a 'fascist' at the CNN town hall on Wednesday, Kamala Harris at Thursday's rally slammed Trump again, calling him 'unfit to be president.'“Someone who says we should terminate the Constitution of the United States of America should never again stand behind the seal of the president of the United States of America,” Harris said. “Never again.”“It’s either Donald Trump in there stewing over his enemies list, or me working for you, checking off my to-do list,” Harris said. “You have the power to make that decision.” Tyler Perry Rallies For HarrisActor and entrepreneur Tyler Perry, who's Tyler Perry Studios in housed on a 330-acre plot in Atlanta where Marvel's Black Panther was shot, urged voters to cast their ballots for Harris. “This is where I found the American Dream for myself,” Perry said about his home state Georgia. “I know what it is like to be homeless here in Georgia,” he added “And I also know – hear me – how expensive it is to be poor.”Also read: Barack Obama's Bible JibesBarack Obama, the two tern Democrat president before Trump took over at the Oval Office in 2016, slammed his successor for selling bibles. He called Trump a 'grandpa' who has been 'acting kind of funny out there.' “They have seen in Donald Trump’s mind that the military doesn’t exist to serve the Constitution or the American people,” Obama said. “He thinks the military exists to do his bidding, to serve his interests.” COVID 19 In FocusObama also slammed Trump for ignoring the pandemic playbook developed by his administration. The former president pointed out that deaths from COVID-19 in Canada were 60% less than in the United States, blaming it on the Trump administration. “Some people might have been alive if we had a competent administration that was trying to make things better,” Obama said. Reports Of Supporters Leaving EarlyThe Associated Press reported that supporters at Kamala Harris' rally left early, even as the Vice President was speaking. Harris, who was the final speaker of the night, came in way later than expected as the rally started an hour behind schedule. The report, however, added that most of the seats remain full, and people who left early said they wanted to beat the traffic before the entire crowd leaves.