Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Saturday (August 17) that he believed Democrat Kamala Harris would be easier to beat than President Joe Biden even as some polls showed her edging ahead in the race for the Nov. 5 presidential election. Trump, the former president, spoke at a rally in Wilkes-Barre in northeastern Pennsylvania, a state looming large in the campaign. Vice President Harris will conduct a bus tour of western Pennsylvania starting in Pittsburgh on Sunday (August 18), ahead of the kickoff of the Democratic National Convention on Monday in Chicago.”I believe she will be easier to beat than him,” said Trump, referring to her as “radical” and a “lunatic.”
US Elections 2024: Trump hurls ‘socialist lunatic’ jibe at Kamala Harris, calls her ‘easy opponent’
