Trump Blast’s VP Harris At Michigan Rally For This Silly Mistake

Donald Trump, a former president, criticized Harris on Saturday for consistently making stupid errors despite her position in the country. Recently, the vice president made the error of conflating North and South Korea.

Trump mentioned the vice president’s error during a rally in Michigan, saying that someone who is considered one of the top contenders in a country like America shouldn’t be seen degrading the country in such a way.

Harris said that when the country had an alliance with South Korea, it also had one with North Korea. Harris is certainly experiencing cognitive degeneration, perhaps as a result of spending too much time with Biden, just like the president did when searching for a deceased representative at an event.

Trump said in his speech at his rally, “I think that was one of the worst mistakes of all. Can you imagine? They’re standing on the border, North Korea’s over there shooting off missiles as she’s speaking. They’re shooting off missiles and she’s saying about ‘North Korea’s out ally and our friend. And when I heard it, I said, ‘Oh this is sort of just a – she didn’t mean that.’”

On Thursday, the Vice President boasted about the ties between the United States of America and North Korea in a speech at the Korean Demilitarized Zone.

“The United States shares a very important relationship, which is an alliance with the Republic of North Korea. And it is an alliance that is strong and enduring.”

The former president continued by saying that she should have been chastised while speaking by a member of her staff rather than allowing her to make fun of both herself and the Biden administration. He added that if a staff person had corrected him in the proposed manner, he would have been furious. Trump asserted that, in Kamala’s position, the suggestion would have been welcome since it was so humiliating.

Americans swiftly responded to the vice president’s gaffe on social media by making fun of her for developing a pattern that eventually became habitual.

Doug Collins, a former congressman, continued to be in shock and questioned how the vice president, an adult American, could continue to make such errors.