Kamala Harris to Criticize Trump at Michigan Party Dinner

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Vice President Kamala Harris Takes Aim at Trump in Campaign Speech

In a fiery campaign appearance in Detroit, Vice President Kamala Harris did not hold back in her criticism of former President Donald J. Trump, calling him a “cheater” who believes he is above the law. This comes in the wake of Trump’s recent conviction for falsifying business records.

Speaking at a state Democratic Party dinner, Harris slammed Trump’s false claims of a rigged trial and defended the judicial process that led to his felony conviction. She emphasized that Trump’s disregard for the law should disqualify him from ever holding the presidency.

The event, which took place in Michigan, a crucial battleground state, saw Harris accompanied by actress Octavia Spencer as they campaigned across the state. Harris also addressed the ongoing conflict in Gaza, reaffirming the Biden administration’s efforts to negotiate a cease-fire deal.

During her speech, a protester interrupted Harris, but she quickly regained control of the room, stating, “I value and respect your voice, but I’m speaking right now.” Harris went on to highlight the importance of ending the conflict in Gaza and ensuring the rights of both Israelis and Palestinians.

As the former top prosecutor of California, Harris accused Trump of attacking the foundations of the justice system and emphasized that his conviction was the result of a fair trial. She concluded by stating, “Cheaters don’t like getting caught,” in reference to Trump’s complaints about the legal process.

The event in Michigan, a state with significant political stakes, underscores the ongoing battle for support among key voter demographics, including progressives, young people, and the Arab American community. With the 2024 presidential election on the horizon, Harris’s strong stance against Trump sets the tone for what is sure to be a contentious campaign season.

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