Vice President Kamala Harris while campaigning in the suburbs of Milwaukee, Wisconsin called former President Donald Trump “increasingly unstable,” pointing to an odd display Trump put on last week at a campaign stop in Pennsylvania.
Trump after completing a town hall in Oaks, Pennsylvania on Monday appeared to stay on stage long after the event concluded, playing almost 30 minutes worth of music while Trump danced and swayed on stage. Trump for the most part stared out at the crowd as the music played occasionally stopping to speak with town hall moderator South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem. He also appeared to speak with some people in the front rows of the audience. The event was held at the Greater Philadelphia Center and Fairgrounds.
“Trumps viral moments are notable like when he was dancing on stage. Would it just be called a solo dance? I dont know, she quipped. But the election is more serious than that,” Harris said on Monday.
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Harris added that his onstage “solo dancing” proves that Trump is “increasingly unstable.”
What we see about him in public, whether it be his rallies or, as you said, the — what would it be called? Is it just a solo dance? I don’t know, said Harris, drawing laughter from the crowd.
Even Fox News reporter Bryan Llenas described the odd event last week as “strange” – tweeting: “Well, this is a very strange Trump Town Hall in Pennsylvania. It turned on a dime after two Trump supporters passed out/fainted/needed medical attention in back to back episodes that paused the Q and A format for a while. The Q and A portion never restarted after four questions mostly on the economy. Trump talked for a little and decided instead to play his favorite music to the crowd.
Harris on Monday was focused on shoring-up support in “blue wall” stats traveling to Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. Hoping to garner the support of Republican voters who have grown tired of Trump and the MAGA movement as a whole, enlisted the support of former Wyoming Representative Liz Cheney. Cheney, daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney, appeared with Harris throughout the day.
“What I would say is that if people are uncertain if people are thinking, ‘Well, you know, I’m a conservative, I don’t know that I can support Vice President Harris,’ I would say, I don’t know if anybody is more conservative than I am,” said Cheney. “For anybody who is a Republican who is thinking that you know, they might vote for Donald Trump because of national security policy, I ask you, please, please study his national security policy,” Cheney said. “Not only is it not Republican it’s dangerous.”
Cheney was one of only two Republican members of the January 6th Committee that investigated the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol, which provided the key evidence to Special Counsel Jack Smith in his indictments against Trump related to his attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election.
