US EditionHarris implies Trump a 'coward' during Pennsylvania campaign appearance
- Harris criticized leaders for measuring strength by their ability to "beat down" others, calling this a "perversion."
- Harris emphasized that true leadership strength comes from uplifting others.
- Harris stated, "Anybody who's about beating down other people is a coward.
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Before the start of the US Democratic Party Convention, presidential candidate Harris indirectly criticized the campaign rhetoric of her Republican opponent Trump. During an appearance before campaign workers in Rochester, Pennsylvania, she said that the strength of a leader does not lie in putting other people down.
US Vice President Kamala Harris indirectly criticized former President Donald Trump, suggesting that his opponent in the November 5 election is a "coward" whose politics focus on discrediting rivals.
Harris implies Trump a 'coward' during campaign appearance
Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz cheers US Vice President Kamala Harris while she speaks to volunteers at a campaign field office in Rochester, Pennsylvania. Photo: Reuters US Vice President Kamala Harris has indirectly criticised former president Donald Trump, suggesting her opponent in the November 5 election was a "coward" whose politics focused on putting down rivals.
While Chicago is preparing for the Democratic Congress, the election campaign in the key states is intensifying. And Harris is responding clearly to Trump's latest rhetoric. Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris countered the personal attacks of her Republican opponent Donald Trump with an indirect sideline at his leadership. Shortly before the start of the Democratic Party Congress, she and vice candidate Tim Walz competed for votes i…
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