During a rally in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, former President Donald Trump called Vice President Kamala Harris a “s— vice president,” emphasizing his belief that she is too liberal. Trump also used vulgar language to dismiss Harris, telling her “you’re fired” in a reference to his TV show “The Apprentice.” This attack is part of a recent trend of heightened personal invective in the final weeks of a tight race between Trump and Harris.
Harris has criticized Trump’s behavior, calling him unstable and unfit for the presidency. Trump, on the other hand, has insulted Harris’s intelligence and described her as a “horrible person.” The two candidates are in a close race, with polls showing them tied nationally and in key battleground states like Pennsylvania.
Harris has portrayed Trump as too tired for the job while Trump has called Biden, his predecessor in the race, “mentally deficient.” Trump has canceled interviews and appearances recently, leading to questions about his energy level and fitness for office.
Overall, the campaign between Trump and Harris has become increasingly contentious, with Trump using profanity and personal attacks to discredit Harris, while Harris questions Trump’s stability and ability to lead. The race remains tight, with both candidates appealing to voters with contrasting styles and messages.
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