I don’t respect her…Donald Trump launches fresh attack on Kamala Harris

At the press conference, despite the concerns, Donald Trump remained unapologetic, stating, "I'm very angry at her (Kamala Harris) because of what she's done to the country." He also dismissed the notion that his personal attacks could be harmful to his campaign, emphasizing the importance of winning the election.

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Former US President Donald Trump has intensified his personal attacks on Vice President Kamala Harris, rejecting suggestions from his allies to focus on policy instead. Speaking at a press conference at his Bedminster, New Jersey property, Trump defended his right to criticize Harris, stating, "I think I'm entitled to personal attacks. I don't have a lot of respect for her intelligence, and I think she'll be a terrible president."

The press conference, which lasted an hour, saw Trump addressing questions from reporters, many of whom pressed him on the advice from fellow Republicans to tone down his rhetoric. Despite these concerns, Trump remained unapologetic, stating, "I'm very angry at her because of what she's done to the country." He also dismissed the notion that his personal attacks could be harmful to his campaign, emphasizing the importance of winning the election.

Trump's remarks come as Harris continues to gain momentum in her bid for the Democratic nomination. According to a recent poll by the nonpartisan Cook Political Report, Harris is leading Trump in five out of seven key battleground states, including Arizona, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. The former president, however, maintained that his campaign strategy would remain unchanged, despite recent staffing changes that included the addition of Corey Lewandowski, his 2016 campaign manager.

As the 2024 election approaches, Trump is aiming to reclaim the White House after his defeat in 2020, with Ohio Senator JD Vance as his running mate. Meanwhile, Harris has solidified her position as the Democratic nominee, making history as the first woman of color and first Asian American to lead a major party ticket. She has chosen Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her vice-presidential candidate.