People I Know Like Donald Trump: Kamala Harris

A possible presidential candidate of the Democratic Party Kamala Harris started his election campaign on Monday Donald Trump with a personal attack on and determined to win the presidential election in November despite the sudden withdrawal of President Joe Biden.

After President Joe Biden dropped out of the presidential race, Kamala Harris, who is seeking the Democratic Party nomination, expressed her determination to help the Democrats win the election.

“We’re going to win in November,” Kamala Harris told campaign workers at her Wilmington headquarters, according to French news agency AFP.

She said she had arrived in Wilmington to personally address party workers after the ‘roller coaster’ of the past few days.

Criticizing Trump, Kamala Harris cited her past role as California’s chief prosecutor, saying he has ‘convicted all kinds of criminals.’

“I have come across everything including predators who abuse women, fraudsters who cheat consumers and those who break the rules for their own gain,” he said. So I know what kind of man Donald Trump is.’

Harris also promised to reform abortion laws.

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Kamala Harris said that Donald Trump is the first American president who was convicted by a court.

Indian-born Kamala Harris is the first choice to replace Biden, whose support Biden announced after his withdrawal on Sunday.

If she is elected on November 5, she will make new history as the first woman and the first black woman president of the United States.

on the other hand Elections Campaign sources told the Associated Press (AP) news agency that the vice president Kamala Harris has won more than the number of delegates needed for the Democratic presidential nomination on Monday night.

“Harris had 2,214 delegates, more than the simple majority needed to win the nomination on the first ballot,” British news agency Reuters quoted the American news agency Associated Press (AP) as saying.

The AP said the poll is unofficial, as Democratic delegates are free to vote for the candidate of their choice when the party officially selects its nominee.