Donald Trump says ‘Ultra-liberal Kamala Harris will deliver crime, chaos, mayhem and death to U.S.’
The Hindu
Trump intensifies attacks on Kamala Harris, painting her as worse than Biden, promising to restore law and order.
“Kamala Harris will deliver crime, chaos, mayhem, and death to the U.S.,” presidential candidate Donald Trump has said, intensifying his attacks on his Democratic rival as the 2024 presidential election campaign entered a critical final 100-day stretch. Vice President Kamala Harris, 59, is the new presidential candidate of the Democratic party after incumbent President Joe Biden, 81, withdrew from the race.
Mr. Trump, a former U.S. president and the 2024 Republican presidential candidate, along with his running mate Senator J D Vance, painted his new chief rival, Ms. Harris, as worse than President Biden at a rally in Minnesota on July 27.
“Ultra-liberal Kamala Harris will deliver crime, chaos, mayhem, and death to our country. I will restore law and order, and justice in America,” Mr. Trump, 78, said.
Mr. Trump said on his very first day back in the White House, that he would terminate every single open border policy of the Biden-Harris Administration.
“And we will seal the border and we will stop the horrible invasion into our country. No person in American politics has been more of an open border zealot than Border Czar Harris,” he said.
He slammed Ms. Harris’ political record, saying she “destroyed San Francisco” during her time as county district attorney.
“Kamala Harris was the original Marxist district attorney. She destroyed San Francisco and she will destroy our country,” he alleged. “This November, the American people are going to reject Kamala Harris’s crazy liberal extremism in a massive landslide. We’re not going to let her turn the United States into communist San Francisco,” he said.
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