Vice President Kamala Harris criticized former President Donald Trump as “weak” for declining a second debate, stating that it is a disservice to the voters and highlighting the clear contrast between their visions for the nation. While Trump claimed there would be no second debate, Harris accepted an invitation from CNN to participate in a town hall later this month. The Vice President used her speech to emphasize that the election is about two very different visions: one focused on the past and the other focused on the future. She acknowledged how close the race is in pivotal swing states like Arizona, stating that it will be a very tight race until the end. However, polling shows her trailing Trump in all seven swing states, according to an internal poll from his campaign. The Vice President’s strong response demonstrates her commitment to promoting a new optimistic generation of leadership for the United States, despite the challenging political climate and the difficult road ahead.
Harris Calls Trump ‘Weak’ as Visions Clash in Swing State Showdown
