“Nearly 250 years ago, America was born when we took freedom away from a petty tyrant,” Harris said at a rally at the Ellipse in the nation’s capital. “Generations of Americans have preserved and expanded that freedom, and in doing so have proven to the world that a government by and for the people is strong and enduring.”

“They didn’t struggle, they didn’t sacrifice, they didn’t give up their lives just to see us give up our basic freedoms, just to see us bow to the will of another petty tyrant,” the vice president added.

This was the latest accusation in which Harris implied without evidence that Trump would destroy the country’s freedoms. Trump posted on social media early Wednesday morning criticizing the vice president’s incendiary rhetoric.

“While I’m running a campaign of positive solutions to save America, Kamala Harris is running a campaign of hate,” Trump said. sent. “He spent all week comparing his political rivals to the worst mass murderers in history.”

The former president then referenced comments President Joe Biden made earlier in the day in which he called Trump supporters “trash” while answering a question about a comedian’s offensive joke during Trump’s rally at Madison Square Garden on Sunday.

“Donald Trump has no character,” Biden said Tuesday. “He doesn’t care about the Latino community. Just the other day, a speaker at his rally described Puerto Rico as a floating island of garbage.

“Only rubbish “I see his supporters floating around,” Biden said. “His demonization of Latinos is unconscionable and un-American.”

“Now on top of everything else, Joe Biden is calling our supporters trash,” Trump said. “You can’t lead America if you don’t love the American people. “Kamala Harris and Joe Biden have shown that neither is fit to be President of the United States.”

Trump then expanded on the diverse appeal of his campaign and supporters. He made his support known to people of all races and declared that he would be president for all.

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“I am proud to lead the largest, broadest and most important political coalition in American history,” the Republican presidential candidate said. “We welcome historic numbers of Latino Americans, African Americans, Asian Americans and citizens of all races, religions, colors and creeds.”

“It is my desire to be the president of all the people,” he concluded.