GOP candidate Donald Trump held a rally in North Carolina, which has recently become a battleground state and took aim at teachers and military people. Trump suggested that teachers and military personnel do not have proper jobs and are only held by those from the "private sector." The comment was meant to be a dig at Harris-Walz's ticket as both have served as teachers, and Walz served 24 years with the National Guard.
JD Vance completely contradicts Donald Trump's abortion pill stance Donald Trump falsely claims Kamala Harris faked rally size with AI photo The comment is one of the many attacks he gave the democratic ticket, including sarcastically calling Walz a "beauty" and labeling both as socialists. "Neither [Kamala Harris] nor her running mate..
. have held a private sector job in their entire professional careers, and it's no wonder they're both socialists," Trump said at the rally. The comment did not explicitly refer to the broader teachers and military personnel population.
Still, Trump gave the impression that jobs in the private sector are necessary to avoid being socialist. Trump makes explosive Twitter comeback that leaves MAGA supporters 'shaking' Trump 'motorboating Rudy Giuliani in drag' resurfaces after Vance pics Donald Trump accused of 'slurring' through Elon Musk interview He said that both of the Democratic candidates were "beyond socialist" and they skipped "socialism entirely" as a result of not having private sector jobs. This is not Trump's first time implying that both are communists, as he has previously referred to Harris as "Comrade Kamala.
" The comment is one of the many attacks he gave the democratic ticket, including sarcastically calling Walz a "beauty," and labeling both as socialists. Before remarking, Trump falsely claimed that Governor Tim Walz wanted to put menstrual products in boys' restrooms. "He signed a bill; he wants tampons in boys' restrooms.
I don't think so," Trump yelled. Over the past weeks, many polls have shown Trump losing in key battleground states, even in the traditionally Republican state of North Carolina. His slump in the presidential race projects could indicate why he is so angry and in attack mode on the Democrats.
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