Critics Flag 1 Huge Flaw In Trump’s Claim About Kamala Harris And Jewish People
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The former president claimed his likely rival “is totally against the Jewish people.”
Donald Trump claimed during a campaign rally on Wednesday that Kamala Harris is “totally against the Jewish people.”
The vice president’s husband, Doug Emhoff, is Jewish.
Trump was railing against Harris for not attending Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to Congress on Wednesday afternoon. (The presumptive Democratic nominee instead stuck with a pre-planned campaign event in Indianapolis, but she’s been scheduled to meet with Netanyahu on Thursday).
“Even if you’re against Israel or you’re against the Jewish people, show up and listen to the concept, but she’s totally against the Jewish people,” Trump said at the event in Charlotte, North Carolina.
“And it amazes me how Jewish people will vote for the Democrats when they’re being treated so disrespectfully and badly,” the former president added.
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