Donald Trump took the stage in heavily Democratic California to criticize the vice president’s work in her home state and insisted that President Biden prefers him over Kamala Harris.
The former president recently announced a series of campaign stops in “blue” states ahead of Election Day despite low prospects of winning.
While speaking in Coachella, a desert city best known for the annual music festival of the same name, Trump attacked Harris for how she obtained the presidential nomination.
“There was a coup, they actually kicked (Biden) out of office and I’m convinced he liked me a little more than she did,” Trump said.
‘You know, I beat Biden. Then we have a debate, he came down. To be fair to him, he got 14 million votes and she got none. Then he comes down and they tell him “we want you out of here.”
Donald Trump took the stage in solidly Democratic California to criticize the vice president’s work in her home state.
Trump said Biden prefers him over Harris because she ‘stole’ the presidential nomination from him
Trump revealed that he believes the border is the number one problem facing the nation and blamed Biden, Harris and Governor Gavin Newsome for the immigration crisis.
“I think the border is number one, because we know there are things we can fix that we can do, but what they’ve done to our country at the border is unbelievable,” he said.
“Joe Biden was the worst president in the history of our country, she is the worst vice president in the history of our country.”
His comments come as experts speculate that Biden is “deliberately sabotaging” Harris’ campaign after he was forced to drop out.
“Biden is intentionally getting back at Kamala for stabbing him in the back,” Jason Meister, a Republican political strategist who serves on the Trump campaign’s advisory board, told the newspaper. New York Post.
He never liked it. The happiest he looked in four years was when he put on a red hat (Trump 2024) after speaking to Shanksville, Pennsylvania firefighters (last month) on 9/11. “I should just go out and support Trump.”
Democratic strategist Hank Sheinkopf told the outlet that Biden may be trying to make a “power move.”
“It would be absolutely ridiculous to assume that he has no resentment for how he was treated or how, frankly, he was forced to resign in what some would describe as a coup d’état,” Sheinkopf said.
Trump said Biden lost to him during the first presidential debate and then Democrats staged a coup.
Trump revealed that he believes the border is the number one issue facing the nation at the Coachella rally.
‘Why hasn’t he shown up in places where he could do some good, like parts of Pennsylvania and states the president has pushed during his term? Nobody wants to stop being president of the United States; It’s the only job you don’t want to leave.’
Trump visited Coachella between stops in Nevada, at a Latino roundtable in Las Vegas earlier Saturday – where he praised Hispanics for having “such energy” – and Arizona, for a rally Sunday in Prescott Valley.
He will also take the stage at Madison Square Garden in New York City on October 27.
Insiders said cnn Trump is making these stops in Democratic states to criticize their leaders and show how deep his support runs across the country.
‘The location of your rallies matters less in this nationalized media environment. Your messages reach major media markets no matter what you do. And the bigger the rally, the more attention it will get, right? I mean, Madison Square Garden? You have to cover it,” said a senior Trump adviser.