US presidential candidate Donald Trump accused anti-Semitic Kamala Harris of condoning infanticide on Friday in a speech aimed at condoning religious followers, but the situation quickly deteriorated. The vice president, who is married to a Jew, leads Trump into the polls since he replaced Joe Biden as the Democratic primary winner a few days ago. Former Republican President Trump devoted much of his speech at a religious convention in South Florida to attacking Harris' record as a senator and Biden's No. 2 pick, but his attack was full of slanderous and untrue statements. President Trump accused Harris of baseless anti-Semitism and explained why Harris, 59, missed the Israeli prime minister's speech to the U.S. Congress on Wednesday in which he sought to make good on an earlier pledge. “He doesn’t like Jews. He doesn't like Israel. That's how it is and always will be. He’s not going to change,” she said.
The comments, along with Harris' claims Wednesday in North Carolina that he was "absolutely anti-Semitic," signaled an escalation in Trump's inflammatory rhetoric. It came days after his campaign claimed the attack on his life had prompted him to focus on unity. . Friday's hour-long speech, backed by the far-right Landmark Party, questioned Harris' previous statements on policing, immigration and the environment that have placed him on the left side of the Biden administration's current policies. However, it was marked by exaggerations and lies. Trump, a criminal fighting further charges, said the Justice Department and FBI had "targeted" Christians and anti-abortion activists because of their "religious beliefs" and put them behind bars. He also called Biden's decision to withdraw from the campaign a "coup" by the Democratic Party and said the United States was "a laughing stock."
But he didn't utter the darkest slur against Harris, calling him a "scumbag," disqualifying him from a federal judgeship because he's a Catholic and calling him a "radical Marxist" on the Supreme Court. He also falsely accused her of trying to force doctors to prescribe chemical castration drugs to children and suggested she may have cheated to win in November. “If Kamala Harris had her way, there would be federal abortion laws requiring the removal of babies from the womb as early as eight or nine months and even after birth. They would execute babies after birth,” she said, and the oldest candidate ever for a major political party is expected to face Mr. Biden, 81, dogged by concerns about his frailty, who is 20 years his junior. Just last week, the former reality TV star said she was on cruise control when she received a hero's welcome and formally accepted her nomination for president at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.
His honor came a week after he was killed by a gunman at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. President Trump promised to commemorate the extraordinary event with a “big, beautiful” new parade through the city on Friday, but he did not give a specific date. Harris, who is seeking to become the first female president in U.S. history, is tasked with quickly building a campaign against her opponents, who have been elected almost permanently since she took office in 2016. Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama, announced Friday that he was supporting Harris in the polls. It was an attempt to close the gap between President Trump and Biden that he had created to create a statistical race. Harris, the California attorney general and senator before she became the country's first woman and first Black and South Asian vice president, said Trump's conviction and Thursday's comments about the United States underscore what it sees as a Republican attack on "the hard-won freedoms of the United States." Society” referred to. Democrats questioned the Trump campaign's announcement late Thursday about whether it would debate Harris. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, a big supporter of Harris' campaign, told MSNBC: "It shows he's scared. It shows that he knows it's not going to end well for him when they're on stage together.
