Here's how Trump critiqued 'radical Marxist' Harris' DNC speech in a string of social media posts

Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are set to square off in their first debate, which ABC News is hosting in Philadelphia on September 10
Kamala Harris called Donald Trump an 'unserious man' in her speech at the Democratic National Convention (Getty Images)
Kamala Harris called Donald Trump an 'unserious man' in her speech at the Democratic National Convention (Getty Images)

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS: Former president Donald Trump attacked Vice President Kamala Harris' speech at the Democratic National Convention in a series of postings on Truth Social during a live thread. One of his posts came right after the speaker ended, discussing things she "didn't mention."

"She didn’t mention China, she didn’t mention fracking, she didn’t mention Energy, she didn’t mention, meaningfully, Russia and Ukraine, she didn’t mention the big subjects of the day, that are destroying our Country," Trump posted on Truth Social shortly after Harris' speech concluded.



 

Donald Trump blasts Kamala Harris for her DNC speech

Throughout the speech, the former president made several posts criticizing Kamala Harris on various topics. "There are 60 million people in poverty in the U.S., under their watch, and she doesn’t even talk about them!" Trump posted, per Fox News.



 

In another post, Trump said, "She’s talking about how great San Francisco was before she destroyed it, probably not a good idea!"



 

"No specific programs, ALL TALK, NO ACTION — Why didn’t she do it three and a half years ago?" Trump said in another post.



 

During the speech, Trump referred to Harris as a "RADICAL MARXIST" and said she "stands for incompetence and weakness" while the country is "being laughed at all over the world."



 

Kamala Harris called Donald Trump 'unserious man' in her DNC speech

The Democratic presidential nominee called Donald Trump an "unserious man" in her speech, and said, "The consequences of putting Donald Trump back in the White House are extremely serious."

"And how he would use the immense powers of the presidency of the United States? Not to improve your life, not to strengthen our national security, but to serve the only client he has ever had -- himself," Harris added.

After the conclusion of both conventions, the election is entering its last stretch, with 74 days left until Election Day and two weeks left before voters in North Carolina, a crucial state, receive their absentee ballots by mail.

Trump and Harris will square off in their first debate, which ABC News will host in Philadelphia on September 10.

DETROIT, MI - OCTOBER 25: Democratic U.S. Vice Presidential nominee Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) speaks
Donald Trump attacked Kamala Harris' speech at the Democratic National Convention in a series of social media posts (Getty Images)

Internet bashes Kamala Harris, fears she'd 'destroy' the nation

Netizens sided with the former US president as they criticized Kamala Harris for only focusing on Donald Trump and not highlighting much on her policy initiatives.

One X user tweeted, "Yep. Kamala Cannot Walk the Walk." Another added, "#ComradeKamala will destroy this nation completely."

"Kamala Harris is a communist who is trying to destroy our country," remarked one, while someone else wrote, "I know right. At least Trump had an infrastructure policy and a health care policy... and some day he'll reveal it to us."



 



 



 



 

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