Trump questions Kamala Harris’ right to run for President: ‘She got no votes’

4 month ago

Washington news, US news.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Friday questioned his Democratic opponent Kamala Harris’ right to run for President after she established herself as the Democratic presidential nominee without winning the party’s primary.

“Kamala Harris is the Weakest Presidential Candidate in History on Crime,” Trump posted on Truth Social.

“She’s allowed millions of people to pour through our Borders, many from prisons, mental institutions and indeed, terrorists, coming in at levels never seen before.”

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  • “What gives her the right to run for President? She got no votes to Biden’s 14 million. She failed in her previous attempt, was the first one out of 22 people to quit, never made it to Iowa, and now she’s a Presidential Candidate? This is a Threat to Democracy!”

    Earlier this week, Trump made similar remarks at a news conference in Arizona where he described Harris’ nomination as “a coup.”

    “It’s a very sad time for this county in many ways. We had a candidate – I was no fan of Joe Biden – but the way he was taken out was a coup.”