Trump has no plans to address needs of Americans: Kamala Harris
The Hindu
Kamala Harris criticizes Trump for lack of plans and self-focus in U.S. Presidential campaign speech.
U.S. Democratic Presidential candidate Kamala Harris has blasted her Republican rival Donald Trump, saying he is only focused on himself and has no plans to address the needs of the American people.
Addressing thousands of her supporters in the battleground State of Arizona on Thursday (October 10, 2024), Ms. Harris said that Trump officially ruled out any more debates with her ahead of the November 5 election, describing it a "disservice" to the voters.
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"I also think it's a pretty weak move. But even if he will not debate, the contrast in this election is already clear," she said.
She said many issues matter to the people in the country but Trump has nothing to say about that.
"We will always fight to keep our nation secure and honour our military service members. These and so many others are the issues that matter to you and your families…. But that is not what we hear from Donald Trump. We don't hear about these issues,” she said.
“Instead, from Donald Trump, it's the same old tired playbook. He has no plans for how he would address the needs of the American people. He is only focused on himself. Well, it's time to turn the page," she said.
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