Kamala Harris is just as much of joke as Biden is: Trump campaign
The Hindu
Trump campaign criticizes Biden's mental competence, endorses Harris as Democratic nominee, and blames them for various national issues.
Vice President Kamala Harris is "just as much of a joke as President Joe Biden is", alleged the Donald Trump Campaign on July 21, immediately after Mr. Biden ended his re-election bid and endorsed his deputy as the Democratic Party nominee for the general elections in November.
In a statement, it claimed that Mr. Biden cannot take himself out of a campaign for President because "he is too mentally incompetent" and yet remains in the White House.
Mr. Biden (81) on July 21 announced that he was withdrawing from the race to be the next President in 2024 and endorsed Ms. Harris, who is of both Indian and African origin, as the Democratic Party's new nominee.
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His decision to nominate Ms. Harris (59) follows weeks of intense pressure from fellow Democrats after his disastrous presidential debate performance against his Republican rival and former U.S. President Donald Trump last month.
In a statement, the Trump campaign said, "Kamala Harris is just as much of a joke as Biden is. Harris will be even worse for the people of our nation than Joe Biden. Harris has been the Enabler-in-Chief for Crooked Joe this entire time."
"They own each other's records, and there is no distance between the two. Harris must defend the failed Biden Administration and her liberal, weak-on-crime record in CA," it said.
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