Vice leader Kamala Harris reportedly yawning in a video that went viral thanks to the rival campaign, which claimed Kamala Harris is exhausted and no Donald Trump. The former vice president was recently attacked by the Kamala Harris battle when Donald Trump was stifling numerous interviews with the internet, and the 78-year-old GOP political candidate was declared exhausted. Trump’s war place posted a picture of Kamala Harris yawning inside her aircraft and yawning, ugh. After being elected as a candidate who did n’t receive a second vote, Kamala is exhausted– cracking under the hardships of a political campaign, according to the control posted.
Donald Trump’s visitors yawns as the GOP candidate speaks, according to the Kamala Harris campaign’s recent video.
Numerous MAGA employees shared the picture and made fun of the vice president. ” Kamala’s constantly saying that Trump is exhausted.. here is Kamala snoring. She does n’t have the stamina to run our country. According to one writer, they would have to stow her up out of bed, just like they do with Biden.
” Has anyone ever seen Donald Trump this exhausted”, another wrote.
After a brief moment of campaigning, Kamala was discovered dorking on Marine One. This is the person calling Trump ‘ exhausted'”, a article read. ” Looks like one’s prepared for a nap… The same person who attempts to portray Donald Trump as tired, the article read.
Kamala is seen sleeping on her helicopter after a productive time of fighting. 18 years younger than Trump, and she ca n’t keep up with him. Who’s the exhausted one”? a social media users wrote.
Kamala Harris made her final point-of-the-day statement at Tuesday’s Ellipse Lawn address in Washington, DC, in which she emphasized the importance of unifying the country six days before the election. Because the challenges we face are diverse, my administration will be different. Four years ago, we as a country made the conclusion of the pandemic and the recovery of the economy our top priorities. Our biggest problem right now is to reduce costs, which are still very high and were already rising before the pandemic.
