Kamala Harris is on track to lose the 2024 presidential election by a pretty serious margin – and rather than try to beat former President Donald Trump by addressing the issues people care about, she’s trying to bait him into another debate.
Harris thinks she’s some kind of trickster. She tried to bait Trump DURING the first debate, and now she’s calling his refusal to engage in a THIRD debate “pretty weak.”
We’re not buying it.
At a glance:
- Vice President Kamala Harris criticized Trump’s decision to skip future debates, calling it a “pretty weak move.”
- Harris praised the Native American community and reaffirmed her commitment to tribal sovereignty at a rally in Arizona.
- She expressed concerns about Project 2025, linking it to Trump’s campaign, while also highlighting the importance of focusing on working families’ needs.
- Florida Governor Ron DeSantis dismissed Harris’ role in disaster recovery amid Hurricane Milton.
During a rally in Arizona, Vice President Kamala Harris denounced former President Donald Trump’s refusal to participate in further debates, calling it a “disservice to voters” and “weak.” Harris argued that the election presented a stark contrast between two visions for America—one focused on the future, including lowering the cost of living and supporting small businesses.
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In her speech, Harris also praised Native American communities and emphasized her commitment to tribal sovereignty. She mentioned her historic visit to the Gila River Indian Community and endorsed former Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez in his congressional race.
Additionally, Harris criticized Trump’s association with the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025, calling it a “dangerous blueprint” for his potential second term. This remark was met with a rebuttal from the Heritage Foundation, which claimed Harris had mischaracterized the project.
The rally in Chandler, Arizona, came as Harris and Minnesota Governor Timothy Walz continued their campaign efforts ahead of the 2024 presidential election, focusing on issues important to working families.
Harris knows she’s losing. And she’s really starting to scramble.
