Kamala Harris, speaking at the Town Hall, highlighted Donald Trump’s tendency to belittle individuals who have sworn to dedicate their lives to serving our nation.
At a CNN Town Hall gathering, Anderson Cooper queried Kamala Harris about her views on Donald Trump being a fascist. Without hesitation, the Vice President affirmed, “Indeed, I do.
Harris also expressed her belief in the importance of trusting those individuals who are most familiar with the subject, in reference to former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley’s characterization of Trump as a fascist in Bob Woodward’s recent publication, War.
John Kelly, the ex-White House Chief of Staff, echoed sentiments from audio interviews published by The New York Times, asserting that the former president fits the description of a fascist.
Harris criticized Trump at the Town Hall, pointing out that he disparages individuals who have sworn to dedicate their lives to our nation. She specifically mentioned the ex-president’s derogatory remarks about military personnel.
‘This matter is extremely grave.’
Harris shared thoughts on Kelly’s allegations that Trump expressed a desire for his generals to emulate those of Hitler. Describing the situation as grave, Harris emphasized the concerning nature of the President’s admiration for dictators like Kim Jong Un, as per The Mirror’s report.
Harris further commented on Woodward’s allegations that Trump had dispatched Covid tests to Russian President Vladimir Putin during the peak of the pandemic. The Kremlin apparently validated this assertion earlier this month.
Harris mentioned that during the peak of the Covid pandemic, with Covid tests scarce for most Americans and hundreds dying daily, he clandestinely supplied Covid tests to the president of Russia for his exclusive use.
During the Town Hall event, undecided voters inquired Harris about a range of topics, such as distinguishing characteristics between her and Joe Biden, her legislative agenda if elected to Congress, and other pertinent inquiries.
