Donald Trump, commenting on his social network ‘Truth Social’, raised the possibility of President Joe Biden “invading” the Democratic National Convention to “save the candidacy” of Vice President Kamala Harris.
Recall that after a disastrous performance in the debate with Trump, Biden announced two weeks ago that he would abandon the 2024 presidential race by endorsing his vice president as the primary Democratic nominee, failing to resist Democratic pressure.
Donald Trump mentioned Harris, Biden and others in his post: “What are the chances of corrupting Joe Biden, the worst president in American history, whose presidency was unconstitutionally stolen from him by Gamabla, Barack Hussein Obama, crazy woman Nancy Pelosi. wily Adam Schiff, whiner Chuck Schumer, and others on the rabid left, occupying the Democratic National Convention and trying to withdraw the nomination, challenge me to another debate.
“He feels he made a historically tragic mistake by handing over the presidency of the United States, a coup d’état, to people in the world he hates the most, and he wants it back, NOW!!!”, the former US president pointed out.
Kamala Harris announced her candidacy for vice president this Tuesday, appointing Minnesota Governor Tim Walls. It’s a choice the Trump campaign has already commented on. “This is the most extreme left-wing duo in American history. There has never been anything like it, and there never will be again,” Trump said.
According to political analyst Craig Agranoff, quoted by Newsweek magazine, Trump’s comments show that “it’s clear that political rhetoric is intensifying as the election season approaches.”
“While it is uncertain whether President Biden will reconsider his nomination, it is important to recognize these statements as part of a broader strategy to energize their respective bases,” Arkranoff added.
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