President Trump has gone from praising Sen. Kamala Harris' crowd sizes to saying a Harris presidency would be 'an insult to our country.' Harris, now a VP candidate on the Democratic ticket alongside Joe Biden, has proven to be a boon to Biden campaign.
Washington In the span of just over a year and a half, President Donald Trump has gone from praising Sen. Kamala Harris' crowd sizes to saying a Harris presidency would be"an insult to our country."
It's not hard to surmise why: Harris, now the vice presidential candidate on the Democratic ticket alongside Joe Biden, has proven to be a boon to the Biden campaign and a clear threat to Trump. Her nomination propelled Democrats and the Biden campaign toward raising a historic $364 million last month. And Biden's pick has also appeared to be attractive to voters, with polls suggesting she's one of the most popular active politicians in the country.
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