Minnesota Governor Tim Walz joins The 11th Hour to discuss the state of the presidential race and the possibility of joining the Harris ticket.
In his first rally since President Joe Biden withdrew from the 2024 race, Donald Trump did exactly what everyone expected him to do: The Republican spent much of the event going after Vice President Kamala Harris. The former president’s case against his new rival, however, tended to rely heavily on vague name-calling: Trump called the likely Democratic nominee a “lunatic,” for example.
But of particular interest was the GOP candidate’s suggestion that his likely Democratic rival “shouldn’t even be allowed to run” for the White House. If the comment rang a bell, there’s a good reason for that: In October 2015, Trump said Hillary Clinton shouldn’t “even be allowed” to run for president.In February 2016, Trump said Ted Cruz was “not allowed” to run for president.In March 2016, Trump said John Kasich shouldn’t have been “allowed” to run against him in a GOP primary.
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