Trump Campaign Declares 'War on Democracy' Over with Kamala Harris in Spotlight

Donald Trump's campaign capitalized on President Joe Biden’s exit from the presidential race, now facing Vice President Kamala Harris. The campaign memo highlighted Trump's survival of an assassination, claimed advantage in polls, and accused Democrats of weaponizing the judicial system against Trump. The memo ended by portraying Trump as a defender of 'American Independence.'

A day after President Joe Biden withdrew from the presidential race and endorsed Kamala Harris, Donald Trump's campaign labeled it a unique opportunity to defeat 'two Democrats in the same year.'

Highlighting an assassination attempt against Trump, the campaign's memo credited Biden's exit to Trump. It asserted that Trump would 'fire' Kamala Harris next.

Accusing Democrats of weaponizing the judicial system, the memo portrayed Trump as leading in various polls and framed the struggle as a fight for 'American Independence.' The memo called on voters to reject Democratic policies and emphasized Trump's role as a defender of democracy.