“We simply cannot have a president in the United States who, as he did before, tries to overturn the outcome of a fair and democratic election,” she asserted firmly. “It is clear that you indeed lost that election.”
In one instance, President Trump accused Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis of pursuing an election-interference case for political reasons. He not only criticized her actions but also attacked her personally. Responding to this, Harris highlighted Trump’s extensive track record of threatening to use his executive powers to retaliate against those he considered his adversaries.
Kamala Harris criticized the individual by stating, “He openly stated that he would terminate the Constitution of the United States and weaponize the Department of Justice against his political enemies.”
“Imagine the consequences of having Donald Trump back in the White House with no restraints,” she warned, highlighting his open contempt for military personnel.
During their time together in office, Trump frequently succumbed to the temptation of launching personal attacks against Harris. He baselessly asserted that President Biden harbored a secret hatred towards his vice president and resorted to labeling Democrats as feeble and contemptible.
He did not offer an apology for questioning Harris’ racial identity. However, he also did not emphasize his previous criticism of the first vice president of Black and Asian American descent in the nation.
In response to the discussion about the racial background of a certain individual, the speaker expressed a nonchalant attitude, stating, “I came across information suggesting that she was not Black, and then I came across information suggesting that she was Black. Either way, it doesn’t matter to me. It’s her choice.”
In a scathing critique, Harris labeled it as a tragedy that an individual is aspiring to be the president who, throughout his entire career, has persistently tried to exploit race in order to create divisions among the American people.
Surprisingly, there were no questions about firearms during the debate, even though it happened shortly after a tragic shooting at a Barrow County high school that claimed the lives of two students and two teachers.
Harris swiftly responded to Trump’s accusation that she and her allies have intentions of confiscating guns with a straightforward rebuttal.
“We are not confiscating anyone’s firearms,” she asserted, firmly debunking the persistently false claims.”
