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In a recent outburst, former President Donald Trump didn’t hold back when it came to sharing his thoughts on Vice President Kamala Harris. During a speech, Trump expressed his anger and frustration, accusing Harris of weaponizing the justice system against him and others. His remarks painted a picture of deep resentment and a lack of respect for the Vice President.
“I’m very angry at her for weaponizing the justice system against me and other people,” Trump stated. “I think I’m entitled to personal attacks. I don’t have a lot of respect for her; I don’t have a lot of respect for her intelligence, and I think she’ll be a terrible president.”
Trump didn’t stop there, emphasizing his belief that it’s crucial for his side to win in future elections. He seemed to justify his personal attacks on Harris by pointing out that she’s targeted him in the past. “Whether the personal attacks are good or bad, I mean, she certainly attacks me personally. She actually called me weird. ‘He’s weird,’ she said.”
The former President went on to reference a soundbite where Harris supposedly called him and JD Vance, a Republican Senator from Ohio, “weird.” Trump took this as an opportunity to defend Vance, highlighting his academic achievements and criticizing Harris for her comments.
“He’s not weird,” Trump insisted. “He was a great student at Yale. He went to Ohio State, graduated in two years at the top of his class, and has accomplished all these different things. And yet, we have this guy running a very failed state with a terrible career, saying they’re weird? No, he’s the weird guy.”
Trump’s remarks are just the latest in his ongoing feud with Harris, as he continues to position himself as a key opponent in the political landscape.
