Former President Donald Trump has released a video criticizing Vice President Kamala Harris' insistence that she would not have done anything differently during the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Former President Donald Trump has released a video criticizing Vice President Kamala Harris' insistence that she would not have done anything differently during the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Trump's video, released at a Colorado event, casts doubt on Harris' claim that she has no second thoughts about her four years in the White House. He highlights a series of issues, including the withdrawal from Afghanistan, migrant crime, and murder, to question Harris' judgment and competence.
Trump Questions Harris' Claims of No Regrets about Biden's Policies
Harris has defended her record, saying that she is proud of the work she has done with President Biden. However, Trump's video has sparked a debate about Harris' preparedness for the presidency, given her support for Biden's policies.
In a separate development, Harris has released a detailed report detailing her medical history and health information. The report concludes that Harris "possesses the physical and mental resiliency required to successfully execute the duties of the Presidency."
Trump Questions Harris' Claims of No Regrets about Biden's Policies
Harris advisers hope that the report will address concerns about Trump's health and mental acuity. Trump, 78, would be the oldest president at the end of a potential second term.
Trump has not released an official medical report since being grazed by a would-be assassin's bullet in July 2024. However, his personal physician, Bruce Aronwald, issued a letter in November 2023 stating that Trump's "overall health is excellent."
Trump Questions Harris' Claims of No Regrets about Biden's Policies
The New York Times has reported that Trump has not been transparent with his own health, even after the assassination attempt. Medical experts have raised concerns about Trump's potential for "potentially worrisome issues" if he were to serve a second term.
Trump's campaign spokesman, Steven Cheung, has pointed to the letter from Aronwald and reports from former White House doctor Ronny Jackson as evidence of Trump's good health. Cheung also criticized Harris' stamina and qualifications.
Trump Questions Harris' Claims of No Regrets about Biden's Policies
In an interview with CBS News, Trump said he would "gladly" release his medical records but claimed he had a "perfect score" on a recent medical exam.
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, the health and experience of both Trump and Harris are likely to be key factors in voters' decisions. Harris' release of her medical report and Trump's attacks on her record have heightened the focus on these issues.
