US Vice President Kamala Harris indirectly criticized former President Donald Trump. On Sunday, he said that his opponent in the upcoming November 5 presidential election is a 'coward'. Denigrating the opposition is the focus of his politics.
Kamala Harris said this in a speech given at an election rally in Pennsylvania, which is considered an important state in the election battle. Kamala was accompanied at the Pennsylvania rally by her running mate and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. After finishing the rally in Pennsylvania, Kamala left for Chicago. He will attend the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. The National Convention will begin today, Monday. According to an AFP report, Kamala Harris has already arrived in Chicago.
Earlier in a speech to supporters in Pennsylvania, Kamala Harris said there has been a trend over the years to measure a leader's strength based on how much he degrades. But in reality it was not meant to be.
Kamala said, 'A person who wants to humiliate other people is a coward.' However, he did not directly mention Trump's name.
Trump himself attended a rally in eastern Pennsylvania last Saturday. There he referred to Kamla Harris as 'extremist' and 'insane'.
According to public opinion polls, Kamala Harris has brought a new momentum to the election campaign. The former president has narrowed the gap with Trump nationally and in many of the eight competitive states, including Pennsylvania. This will play a key role in selecting him as the successor to Democratic President Joe Biden.
If she wins the November election, Kamala Harris, who is of black and Asian heritage, will become the first female president of the United States.
He will accept the official nomination of the Democratic Party as the presidential candidate next Thursday. Kamala said that she has already written most of the speech that she will give that day.
On Saturday, Trump said Kamala would be easier to beat than 81-year-old Biden.
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