When Kamala Harris questions Donald Trump’s health

This was one of Donald Trump’s arguments against Joe Biden at the start of the presidential campaign. Will the Republican candidate’s numerous accusations about Joe Biden’s age and health turn against him? Indeed, it is now up to Kamala Harris to question the health of Donald Trump.

“I hope he is doing well,” she said this Tuesday, after her rival cut short a campaign meeting on Monday evening, remaining on stage for a long time listening to his favorite songs. “Donald Trump seems lost, confused and as if frozen on stage,” commented the campaign team of the Democratic presidential candidate, broadcasting a video of the incident.

Donald Trump’s favorite playlist

Concretely, the facts took place during a “town hall” (public question-and-answer session with voters) organized by the candidate in Oaks, Pennsylvania. In an apparently poorly air-conditioned room, the meeting had to be interrupted after two spectators successively became unwell, requiring the intervention of first aiders.

“Does anyone else want to pass out?” Raise your hand please,” Donald Trump quipped. Then, after the campaign meeting had only started half an hour before, the septuagenarian suggested: “What if we had a music festival?” […] Let’s stop the questions, let’s listen to some music.” Donald Trump asked for his favorite “playlist” to be broadcast, starting with tenor Luciano Pavarotti singing theHail Mary.

Donald Trump responds to Kamala Harris

In response to questions from Kamala Harris, Donald Trump, who would be the oldest American president to take the oath of office if he wins on November 5, published a nighttime message on his social network, claiming to have obtained “exceptional” results in two exams distinct cognitive functions. “I am in much better health than Clinton, Bush, Obama, Biden and, above all, Kamala,” assured the 78-year-old former Republican president, three weeks before the election.

Donald Trump is often described as very attached to his favorite playlists, which he likes to play on his private plane or at his Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida. But, here, the astonishment came from the fact that the candidate did not resume his question-and-answer session. “Who wants to hear questions?” “, he decided.

Repeated accusations from Democrats

Kamala Harris, who will celebrate her sixtieth birthday on Sunday, has several times accused her opponent in the race for the White House of being “unstable” mentally. His campaign team regularly presents the stories, sometimes very confusing, of Donald Trump during his campaign rallies as illustrations of a possible cognitive decline of the Republican.

But with each attack, Donald Trump responds without letting himself be dismantled. “I will keep you informed when I lose control, I really think I will be able to tell you,” he told his supporters. Donald Trump, however, ruled out running again in 2028 in the event of defeat on November 5, indicating that this campaign would indeed be his last.