Donald Trump escalates attacks on Kamala Harris at Florida press conference
During a press conference held at Mar-a-Lago, Florida, this Thursday, August 8, Donald Trump intensified his attacks against Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential candidate of 2024. With particularly virulent remarks, Trump attempted to discredit Harris, accusing her of being a "radical leftist" and criticizing her political positions.
Faced with Harris' rise in the polls, Trump did not mince his words, predicting catastrophic consequences if she were elected. He spoke of a possible “economic depression” and the risk of a “third world war” under a Harris-Walz administration. He also criticized their positions on issues such as migration policies and national security, saying borders would be open and Americans' safety would be compromised.
Trump also accused Harris of not being smart enough to debate with him, suggesting she was avoiding press conferences. These personal attacks aim to discredit her Democratic rival, even as she gains popularity and attracts large crowds to her rallies.
The three televised debates scheduled for September between Trump and Harris therefore promise to be high-stakes events. They will offer Harris the opportunity to respond to Trump's critics directly and defend her vision for America. For Trump, these debates will be an opportunity to reiterate his attacks and try to regain ground against an increasingly popular adversary. Voters will be attentive to these exchanges, which could significantly influence the outcome of the 2024 presidential election.