Harris indirectly criticized Trump, calling her opponent a “coward”
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US Vice President Kamala Harris indirectly criticized Donald Trump, hinting that her opponent is a “coward.” She stated that a leader's true strength lies in who they support, not who they humiliate.
In response to Trump's attacks, the US Vice President responded in kind: in a speech to campaign workers in Rochester, Harris said that anyone who humiliates other people is a coward.
Written by UNN with reference to Stern and Reuters.
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US Vice President Kamala Harris indirectly criticized former President Donald Trump on Sunday, suggesting that his opponent in the November 5 election was a “coward” whose politics are focused on humiliating his rivals.
Anyone who humiliates other people is a coward
“I think there's been something of a distortion in recent years that suggests that the measure of a leader's strength is who you defeat. Whereas what we know is that the true measure of a leader's strength is based on who you lift up,” Harris said.
Meanwhile, Trump said on Saturday that he believes it will be easier to defeat Harris than the 81-year-old Biden, who last month withdrew from the race under pressure from his own party after a disastrous debate against Trump.
Recall
A new Rasmussen poll shows Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump in the key state of Michigan. In the race, Harris is supported by 48% of voters, Trump by 47%, and when third parties are taken into account, Harris' advantage increases to 3%.
