US President Donald Trump told attendees of his Tuesday campaign rally that “nobody likes” Democratic vice presidential nominee and Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) and that she “could never be the first woman president” of the US.
“That would be an insult to our country,” Trump expressed during his Tuesday campaign rally at Smith-Reynolds Regional Airport in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, speaking of a possible Harris presidency – in the event that Democratic presidential nominee and former Vice President Joe Biden secures a November victory and then vacates his seat before his four-year term ends.
Trump’s Tuesday remarks come amid his barrage of rhetoric leveled against Harris as a response to her recent comments about a COVID-19 vaccine hypothetically being approved by the Trump administration.
Speaking to CNN’s Dana Bash, Harris argued that she would “not take [Trump] for his word” regarding such a vaccine and would need the drug to be backed by a “credible” source to consider it valid.
“They’ll be muzzled; they’ll be suppressed; they will be sidelined,” Harris told Bash, speaking of public health experts who would potentially speak out against the efficacy of a Trump-approved vaccine.
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