**Kamala Harris Delivers Final Campaign Message, Criticizes Trump as a Threat to Democracy**

Vice President Kamala Harris addressed a significant crowd at the Ellipse in Washington, D.C., where she took a firm stand against former President Donald Trump. Labeling Trump "unstable" and driven by a need for "unchecked power," Harris's remarks marked the culmination of her campaign efforts just a week before Election Day.

In her speech, Harris emphasized her commitment to unity, contrasting it sharply with Trump’s vision, which she described as one of vengeance and division. Harris assured voters that she aims to be a president for all Americans, rather than someone consumed by personal vendettas. The location of her address carried symbolic weight, as it was the same place where Trump spoke prior to the January 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.

As millions of Americans have already begun voting, Harris and Trump are making their final appeals to the electorate. Increasing her efforts in recent weeks, Harris has drawn on support from Republicans who have publicly backed her campaign to underscore her message. Her portrayal of Trump as unfit for office has become a central theme in her rhetoric.

The imagery of the Ellipse, with the White House in the backdrop, was used strategically by Harris to paint a picture of her potential presidency. The speech, given at 7:30 PM ET, was designed to help voters envision her as the nation’s leader, addressing calls from voters to get to know her better.

Harris's dismissal of Trump as a credible candidate also came through in a previous speech in Pennsylvania, where she highlighted the constitutional dangers she believes he poses. She echoed the sentiments of President Joe Biden’s earlier campaign statements, framing the upcoming election as a pivotal moment for the future of democracy in the United States.