Vice President Kamala Harris expressed concerns about former President Donald Trump's fitness for the presidency during a campaign stop in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Harris raised the issue of Trump's refusal to participate in high-profile media appearances, citing reports that his team claimed he was 'exhausted.'
Referring to a Politico report that mentioned Trump's fatigue as a reason for his absence from interviews and debates, Harris posed the question of whether Trump is capable of handling the demands of the presidency. She emphasized the challenging nature of the role and suggested that Trump's physical condition may impact his ability to serve effectively.
Harris further criticized Trump, labeling him as 'unfit for office,' 'unstable,' and 'a danger to democracy.' She pointed to former Trump administration officials who have spoken out against him as evidence of his unsuitability for the presidency.
Regarding Trump's attendance at the Al Smith Dinner in New York City, Harris questioned whether his decision to participate was influenced by his alleged exhaustion, once again highlighting the issue of his capacity to endure the rigors of the presidency.
During her visit to Michigan, Harris also addressed the recent death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, suggesting that his passing could present an opportunity for advancing peace efforts between the US and Israel. She reiterated her commitment to ending the Israel-Hamas conflict and emphasized the importance of achieving a ceasefire and securing the release of hostages.
