Trump Roasted After His Most Head-Spinning Attack On Kamala Harris Yet
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Critics hit the former president with a harsh reminder of his own recent history.
Donald Trump launched a brazen new attack on Vice President Kamala Harris on Sunday as he claimed she treated Mike Pence poorly.
“She’s a nasty person,” the former president said on Fox News. “The way she treated Mike Pence was horrible.”
It’s not clear what he was referring to, but it was perhaps the 2020 vice presidential debate. It was a relatively tame affair best remembered for a fly landing on Pence’s head, but one line that stood out came when Pence interrupted Harris and she pushed back.
“Mr. Vice President, I’m speaking,” she said. “I’m speaking.”
Trump threw a fit the next morning, calling Harris a “monster,” “horrible,” and “totally unlikeable.”
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