(The Guardian) Trump is 'Increasingly unstable and unhinged', Harris says
“I’ve said for a while now, watch his rallies, listen to his words. He tells us what he is, he tells us what he will do if he is elected president,” she says.
Harris plays clips from several Trump events, including, “The worst people are the enemies from within … those people are more dangerous than Russia and China … Now if you had one really violent day, one rough hour, and I mean really rough”.
“He’s talking about the enemy from within Pennsylvania,” Harris says, and anyone who doesn’t agree with him.
“He is saying that he would use the military to go after them,” she says. “And we know who he would target, because he has attacked them before. Journalists whose stories he doesn’t like. Election officials who refuse to cheat … Judges who follow the law instead of bending to his will,” she says.
“A second Trump term would be a huge risk for America, and dangerous,” she says.
“Donald Trump is increasingly unstable and unhinged. And he is out for unchekced power,” she says.
“I’ve said for a while now, watch his rallies, listen to his words. He tells us what he is, he tells us what he will do if he is elected president,” she says.
Harris plays clips from several Trump events, including, “The worst people are the enemies from within … those people are more dangerous than Russia and China … Now if you had one really violent day, one rough hour, and I mean really rough”.
“He’s talking about the enemy from within Pennsylvania,” Harris says, and anyone who doesn’t agree with him.
“He is saying that he would use the military to go after them,” she says. “And we know who he would target, because he has attacked them before. Journalists whose stories he doesn’t like. Election officials who refuse to cheat … Judges who follow the law instead of bending to his will,” she says.
“A second Trump term would be a huge risk for America, and dangerous,” she says.
“Donald Trump is increasingly unstable and unhinged. And he is out for unchekced power,” she says.
