Vice President Kamala Harris, Democratic candidate for the White House, on July 23, 2024 in Wisconsin. (Credit: Kamil Krzaczynski/AFP)
Will Kamala Harris really be “easier to beat than Joe Biden would have been,” as Donald Trump claimed on CNN on Tuesday? After the current President of the United States withdrew from the presidential race on Nov. 5, the former Republican leader is taking victory for granted, stubbornly portraying the Democratic front-runner as a carbon copy of his 81-year-old former rival, who was battered in the polls after a campaign fraught with serious doubts about his fitness for office. However, there seems to be some renewed enthusiasm for the current vice-president. In less than 24 hours following the announcement of Biden's withdrawal and his support for the Vice-President, more than $80 million was donated to the Democratic campaign, a record in this election, while the majority of the party's delegates gave her their backing. Read also:...
Will Kamala Harris really be “easier to beat than Joe Biden would have been,” as Donald Trump claimed on CNN on Tuesday? After the current President of the United States withdrew from the presidential race on Nov. 5, the former Republican leader is taking victory for granted, stubbornly portraying the Democratic front-runner as a carbon copy of his 81-year-old former rival, who was battered in the polls after a campaign fraught with serious doubts about his fitness for office. However, there seems to be some renewed enthusiasm for the current vice-president. In less than 24 hours following the announcement of Biden's withdrawal and his support for the Vice-President, more than $80 million was donated to the Democratic campaign, a record in this election, while the majority of the party's delegates gave her their backing. Read...
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