Trump, Off The Campaign Trail, Comes Up With New Puerile Insult For Harris: ‘Kamabla’
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The coup-attempting former president, now a convicted criminal, complained at his Manhattan trial about not being able to campaign but is now choosing not to.
WASHINGTON ― Donald Trump, while keeping a virtually nonexistent campaign schedule this week, has instead come up with a mystifying new slur for his presidential opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris: Kamabla.
The insult seems to have made its first appearance Monday evening in a pair of posts on his social media platform attacking Harris and President Joe Biden over high grocery and energy prices.
“Kamabla Harris is afraid to Debate me on FoxNews. She will be easier to defeat on the Debate Stage than Crooked Joe Biden, just watch!,” Trump wrote just after midnight Tuesday, and then followed it hours later with an unhinged-sounding post that also attacked his favorite Democratic targets.
“What are the chances that Crooked Joe Biden, the WORST President in the history of the U.S., whose Presidency was Unconstitutionally STOLEN from him by Kamabla, Barrack HUSSEIN Obama, Crazy Nancy Pelosi, Shifty Adam Schiff, Cryin’ Chuck Schumer, and others on the Lunatic Left, CRASHES the Democrat National Convention and tries to take back the Nomination, beginning with challenging me to another DEBATE,” Trump wrote.
Trump’s top two campaign aides, Chris LaCivita and Susie Wiles, did not respond to HuffPost queries about the new insult. The two were hired to give the coup-attempting, convicted criminal former president a more focused, more professional operation than he had in either 2016 or 2020.
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