Donald Trump Makes Eyebrow-Raising Observation About Kamala Harris
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The former president seemed baffled that "somehow" a woman was performing better in the presidential race than Joe Biden did.
Donald Trump appeared to find it curious that “somehow” a woman was doing better than Joe Biden had been in the presidential race.
During an appearance on Fox News’ “Gutfeld!” on Wednesday, the Republican nominee reflected on the president’s decision to end his campaign and Vice President Kamala Harris’ entry into the race.
“She doesn’t like doing interviews. And she’s not knowledgeable about economy and various things, and I think it would be a problem,” Trump said. “But you know what? [Biden] was pretty much gone. They said, ‘Joe, it’s over. You’re getting out.’”
“And they put her in, and she somehow — a woman — somehow she’s doing better than he did,” he added. “But I can’t imagine it can last.”
The Harris campaign shared a clip of the moment.
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