Kamala Harris says Trump was ‘pulled into’ Iran war by Netanyahu
Former Vice President of the United States Kamala Harris criticized Donald Trumpclaimed he was “drawn into” the ongoing conflict with Iran by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and was using the situation to divert attention from domestic disputes.Speaking on Saturday at an event hosted by the Michigan Democratic Women’s Caucus in Detroit, Harris said the war was “something the American people don’t want.” Harris reiterated her version of the conflict’s origins, saying Trump “was dragged into the war by Bibi Netanyahu,” referring to the Israeli leader.However, Netanyahu has previously denied such accusations, calling them “fake news.”She further claimed that Trump’s “epic outrage campaign” was a “weak attempt to distract from the ‘Epstein dossier,'” news agency ANI reported.
‘The most corrupt, callous and incompetent government’
Harris sharply criticized the current leadership of the United States, calling it the “most corrupt, callous, and incompetent” government in American history.She believes Trump is demonstrating strength through military action, saying he wants to “appear as if he is powerful and will use the power of the United States military against anyone he chooses.”
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Harris expanded on foreign policy, claiming Trump has fundamentally changed the United States’ global stance. “This president is the first president of the United States since World War II to abdicate America’s responsibility, regardless of party, to … nurture and protect our alliances and friendships,” she said.She further claimed that Trump ignored important international norms. “Not even pretending to, in fact, ignore the importance of upholding international rules and norms such as sovereignty and territorial integrity,” she said.Harris believes that these actions make the United States “unreliable” to its allies and weaken its global influence.In addition to foreign policy, Harris also addressed domestic issues such as health care, the economy and reproductive rights. She is confident in the prospects of the Democratic Party and said she expects the Democratic Party to win the upcoming midterm elections in November.
