Trump challenges Democrats: Republican campaign promises.

US presidential candidate Donald Trump held a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, where an assassination attempt was made on him in the summer.

Speaking about the assassination attempt, Trump said the shooter "wanted to silence me and the MAGA movement," reports Sky News.

He continued: "For 16 seconds, Time stopped when this brutal monster unleashed pure evil. This villain did not succeed."

Discussing his campaign for the White House, he promised to cut energy prices in half and implement significant tax cuts. Promises to reduce energy prices and cut taxes are typical of the Republican Party's economic platform, aimed at attracting voters concerned about economic issues.

Trump claimed that his Democratic rival, Kamala Harris, is a supporter of far-left views. It is worth noting that the criticism of Kamala Harris as "strongly left" is part of Trump's strategy to portray his opponents as radical and dangerous to traditional American values.

He also pledged that the US would "reach Mars" by the end of his second term if he is re-elected. Trump's promise regarding the exploration of Mars is ambitious and may be seen as an attempt to rekindle interest in the US space program. It may also be viewed as an effort to surpass the achievements of previous administrations in space exploration.

Overall, Trump's speech demonstrates his intention to continue his previous political line, appealing to his base support while attempting to expand it through ambitious promises and criticism of opponents.