The world is abuzz as Kamala Harris takes her presidential campaign by storm, leaving many in her wake. And it seems like even Donald Trump can’t help but take notice – or rather, try to dismiss her rising star.
Trump’s latest attempt at mockery came when he doubled down on his plans to dodge the next presidential debate. But Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear had other ideas, poking fun at Trump and running mate JD Vance with a zinger that left many in stitches: “I’m not sure what kind of advice they’re getting from their campaign team, but I think it’s safe to say Kamala Harris is making Donald Trump look like the 97-year-old man he is.”
Meanwhile, critics are having a field day dissecting an interview between Trump and Vance on Fox News. The exchange has been summed up with one mocking word: “awkward.” But what really caught our attention was when George Conway described his simple strategy for defeating Trump – and it’s not about winning over the masses or outsmarting opponents, but rather embracing a humble approach that puts people first.
As Harris continues to gain momentum on the campaign trail, even her detractors can’t help but acknowledge her star power. Take Nikki Haley, for instance, who blasted a pro-Kamala PAC for using her name – only to be met with swift criticism from many who saw it as an attempt to distract from Harris’s growing popularity.
And then there are those on the other side of the aisle trying their best to discredit Kamala Harris at every turn. Take Trump pollster Frank Luntz, who warned his team that a “Harris Honeymoon” was imminent – but also called for calm in an internal memo sent out earlier this week.
But what’s really got us talking is when Jimmy Fallon suggested how Melania Trump might be feeling about the Kamala Harris news. His take? She’s probably thinking: “What did I do to deserve this?” (Sorry, Mel! We know you’re a strong woman who can handle anything life throws your way!)
As we navigate these crazy times, it’s refreshing to see people like Jacob Thomas using their art to send powerful messages about the importance of standing up against injustice. His latest anti-Donald Trump street art installation is nothing short of breathtaking – and serves as a stark reminder that our voices matter.
In other news, North Korea has dismissed Trump’s claims of friendship with leader Kim Jong Un, rejecting any possibility of dialogue no matter which candidate wins in November. And let’s not forget about the drama unfolding between Reps. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) and James Comer (R-KY), who trolled each other during a joint Fox News interview.
As we count down to election day, it’s clear that Kamala Harris is making waves – and leaving many in her wake. But what do you think? Are you feeling the “Kamalamentum”?