Trump Says It Would Be An ‘Insult’ For Kamala Harris To Be First Female President

Trump questioned Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s physical and mental health, a common refrain, calling the former vice president “half competent and heading south rapidly.”

Trump also sought to frame Biden as a sinister operator, saying the “only way” Biden could win is if he does “very bad things,” and encouraging supporters to “go be poll watchers” to “watch all the thieving and stealing and robbing they do.”

Trump also took aim at Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah.) for voting to convict him for abuse of power during the Senate’s impeachment trial in February, sarcastically calling him “a beauty” and claiming he’s “not a very popular guy in Utah” and “couldn’t get elected dog catcher in Utah.”

But Trump reserved his most brutal attacks for his female adversaries, such as his 2016 rival Hillary Clinton, whom he compared to Biden as “meaner” and “not as nice,” but also “smarter than he is.”

Referring to Harris, Trump claimed “nobody likes her,” citing her poor performance in the 2020 Democratic presidential primaries despite expectations that she would be a strong candidate, a frequent line of attack for him.

Trump also once again mused about a potential Harris presidency, asserting that she could “never be the first woman president,” adding that it would be an “insult to our country.”