Trump thanks Kamala Harris for choosing a "smarter version of myself" as his running mate

 

Trump thanks Kamala Harris for choosing a "smarter version of myself" as his running mate

Donald Trump seems to have mixed feelings about Tim Walz, the new Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. The Republican leader called the choice "shocking" and "very insulting to everyone who wants security." He also thought Walz was a "smarter version" of Harris, who wanted to help America "go straight to communist."

"There's never been a ticket like this. It's a ticket that wants this country to turn communist immediately, if not sooner. "We don't want security, we don't want anything. "He is very interested in transgender people, he thinks that something transgender is great. And [Walz] is not where the country is in anything," he insisted on Fox and Friends.

The former US president told the show's hosts that Walz was a "smarter version of himself" and perhaps "bigger than Bernie Sanders." He first thanked Harris on social media for choosing him.

Meanwhile, Democrat Barack Obama shared a message of support for Walz, praising her experience and values. "Governor Walz not only has the experience to be vice president, he has the values ​​and integrity to make us proud. And as we saw last night, Kamala Harris and Tim Walz make a great team. Now, let's do it all what we can - volunteer, donate, organize - between now and November to help them get elected," he organized.

The Harris-Walz campaign made its joint debut at a rally in Philadelphia Tuesday night as Democrats seek to consolidate the "blue wall" states of Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania. The US vice president has already signaled that she will also run in the Sun Belt states that seem increasingly out of reach for President Joe Biden. His rise in the party and the fervor he created across racial and generational divisions forced the editors of both parties to redraw the battle lines of the campaign.