Vice President Kamala Harris defended her decision not to criticize President Joe Biden, calling it an American tradition for vice presidents not to denigrate the commander-in-chief. She addressed her critics, including Donald Trump, stating that she is optimistic about the future and clear-eyed in critiquing Trump’s policies. Harris highlighted her proposals for affordable housing and home health care for Medicare as policies she would change if elected president.
Harris also addressed questions about the gender gap in Trump’s favor among male voters, stating that she intends to be a president for all Americans. She criticized Trump’s focus on himself and his avoidance of debates and interviews, questioning his fitness for the presidency.
Both Harris and Trump have been doing targeted media interviews, with Trump appearing on various platforms including podcasts and TV shows, while Harris has recently increased her media appearances. Harris also took shots at Trump’s campaign strategy and questioned his energy on the campaign trail.
In conclusion, Harris reiterated her commitment to being a president for all Americans and criticized Trump’s campaign tactics and fitness for the presidency based on his actions and interviews. She highlighted her policy proposals for affordable housing and health care as examples of changes she would make if elected president.
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