US President Donald Trump on Thursday lashed out at Democratic vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris, calling her a “monster” and a “communist,” reported Fox News. Trump also claimed that Harris will take office as president in a month if Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden wins the November election, according to PTI.
“This monster that was on stage with Mike Pence, who destroyed it last night, by the way,” Trump told the news channel by phone, while referring to the vice presidential debate on Wednesday. “This monster, she says, ‘no, no, there won’t be fracking,’ there won’t be this. Everything he said is a lie. “
The president of the United States called it “unpleasant” and claimed that he did it terribly during the debate with Vice President Mike Pence, who is his running mate. “She is worse than a socialist, she is a communist,” Trump said. “She wants to open the borders to allow murderers, murderers and rapists to enter our country.”
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Trump claimed that Biden will not last as president for two months. “We are going to have a communist,” said the PTI. “Look, I sit next to Joe and I look at Joe. Joe will not last two months as president. That’s my opinion. It won’t last two months. ”
Trump’s electoral rival, Biden, responded to him for his “despicable comments.” “He’s so far below the presidential office,” Biden said, according to Fox News. “And the American people are sick and tired of it. They know who this man is, it has to end. ”
Biden said that Kamala Harris was one of the best people he had ever met. “This is a person [Harris] that he is ready, from day one, to be president of the United States of America, “he said. “This person has more integrity in their little finger than most people have in their entire body.” Biden also said Trump had great difficulty dealing with strong women.
Harris had fiercely criticized Trump in the vice presidential debate. She had said that the Trump administration has “lost” the right to reelection due to its response to the coronavirus pandemic. The Democrat had also said that she will not take the Trump-backed coronavirus vaccine.
Meanwhile, Vice President Mike Pence has accused Harris of undermining public confidence in a future coronavirus vaccine through his attacks on Trump’s credibility.
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