At a Mar-a-Lago event, former President Donald Trump accused Vice President Kamala Harris of running a “campaign of hate” as she prepares for a closing speech urging the nation to “turn the page” on Trump. Trump described Harris’s approach as “immoralization” and “destruction,” claiming she serves as a “vessel” for a powerful group working against the country. He also linked her rhetoric to two recent assassination attempts against him, calling her comments “shameful.”
In recent days, Harris and her allies have warned about Trump’s potential leadership if he wins in November, echoing statements from former Trump aides like Mark Milley and John Kelly. Milley reportedly called Trump a “fascist to the core,” while Kelly recalled the former president admiring Adolf Hitler. Harris’s campaign has used Kelly’s remarks in ads, underscoring their critique of Trump.
Trump’s response included similar accusations, labeling Harris as both “fascist” and “Marxist” and calling his opponents the “enemy from within.” At a recent Trump rally, some supporters echoed these sentiments; comedian Tony Hinchcliffe targeted Puerto Ricans in inflammatory remarks, and radio host Sid Rosenberg called Democrats “degenerates.” Harris responded by stating that such events contribute to a national sense of exhaustion with the former president’s rhetoric.
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