'She can't even talk': Trump mocks Harris for another word salad speech after US-Russia prisoner swap

Donald Trump criticized Kamala Harris following her remarks on diplomacy which she made while greeting American prisoners freed from Russia
Donald Trump ridiculed Vice President Kamala Harris for her recent impromptu address to media persons (Getty Images)
Donald Trump ridiculed Vice President Kamala Harris for her recent impromptu address to media persons (Getty Images)

ATLANTA, GEORGIA: In his campaign for a White House comeback, Donald Trump persisted in his verbal assaults on Kamala Harris, employing a series of harsh criticisms.

The former president criticized Vice President Kamala Harris following her remarks on diplomacy, which she delivered while greeting Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, Marine Corps veteran Paul Whelan and others at Joint Base Andrews after Washington and Moscow completed their largest prisoner exchange since the cold war.

Donald Trump ridicules Kamala Harris

Donald Trump ridiculed Vice President Kamala Harris for her recent impromptu address to media persons, highlighting his frustration over the four years of scrutiny she has faced.

During his Georgia rally, Trump said, “They put a camera in her face. She can't even talk. We just went through four years. Let's not go through another four years.”

“This is just an extraordinary testament to the importance of having a president who understands the power of diplomacy and understands the strength that rests in understanding significance of diplomacy and strengthening alliances,” Harris said during her camera appearance at Maryland.



 

Ohio Senator and Republican vice-presidential nominee JD Vance remarked posting on X that, "Kamala sounds like a third grader giving a book report on a book she didn’t read."



 

Internet says Kamala Harris 'can't form sentences'

Social media users reacted to Donald Trump's criticism of Kamala Harris and lambasted the Vice President.

A user wrote, "There’s a reason they ant to hide Unscripted Kamala as long as possible."



 

Another user asked mocking Harris, "Joe Biden has a reason he doesn’t make sense, his cognitive decline. What’s Kamala’s reason? The same?"



 

A commentator wrote, "Kamala is just another dnc meat puppet."



 

"Joe and Harris are practically the same. They can't form sentences and when they are off the teleprompter word salads come out. The only difference is Kamala can walk up the AF1 stairs," one remarked.



 

A person claimed, "Harris stumbles quite a bit in front of the camera. We’ve seen it for 3 1/2 half years. It’s why they’re trying to keep her away from interviews or anything like that."



 

Another chimed in, "Idk how will she do LIVE on a debate stage"



 

"That’s all she has is word salad and bad ideas based on being raised by a Marxist then being educated in a Marxist environment. The lest qualified candidate if seen in my lifetime," an X user commented.



 

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