‘Donald Trump Is Weak’: Kamala Harris Intensifies Attacks As US Election Day Approaches

Last Updated:November 03, 2024, 11:29 IST

Trump and Harris made remarks at each other as they are making last-minute efforts before the US Presidential Elections on Tuesday.

With two days left for the final showdown between Democrat candidate Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump in the US presidential elections, the Vice President intensified her rhetoric against the former President by calling him “weak” and accusing him of seeking flattery from dictators.

“Donald Trump is weak. He seeks flattery from dictators: Weak. He has demeaned America’s military: Weak. He has called for terminating the Constitution: Weak,” Harris wrote in a strongly-worded statement on X.

Over several months in the run-up to the election, both candidates have lobbed personal attacks at each other. Harris has accused Trump of being “weak”, “unhinged” and “too old”, her GOP rival has used “stupid person”, “Marxist” and “lazy as hell” to describe the Vice President.

‘If Kamala Wins, US Will…’: Trump Ramps Up Attacks

Meanwhile, Trump also attacked Harris, saying if she wins the elections, the US is three days away from a 1929-style economic depression. ” If I win, you are 3 days away from the best jobs, the biggest paychecks, and the brightest economic future the world has ever seen,” he said.

“Kamala’s inflation nightmare has cost the typical American family $30,000 dollars in higher prices—and now, she wants to impose the largest tax hike in American history, and raise your taxes by $3,000 dollars a year,” Trump further said.

He also promised to stamp out illegal immigration and lashed out at Harris for orchestrating the “most egregious betrayal” on America by unleashing “an army of gangs and criminal migrants from prisons and jails, insane asylums and mental institutions around the world” on the citizens.

Harris Vs Trump: What Do Polls Say?

Election Day is Tuesday, but Americans have been voting early for weeks, with more than 72 million ballots already cast — including a record four million in Georgia, where Democrats seek to pull out all the stops to keep the state in their column.

Opinion polls continue to show a tied race, particularly in the seven battleground states likely to determine the result in the US Electoral College system, leaving the Republican businessman and his 60-year-old Democratic rival fighting hard to peel off even slivers of support from each other’s camps.

Harris is making last-ditch efforts by appealing to centrist voters and propelling her base to the polls with a robust ground game and get-out-the-vote effort. Trump, meanwhile, has doubled down on his already extreme rhetoric in hopes of firing up his loyal base to turn out in massive numbers.

(with agency inputs)

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