In the heat of the upcoming November election, former President of the United States (US) Donald Trump continued his strategy of 'attacking' Kamala Harris, ignoring advice to shift focus to policy.
He insisted this direct criticism was effective, despite Harris' popularity in the polls.
Trump has questioned Harris' ability, describing him as too liberal and criticizing his interactions with the media.
At a recent event, Trump expressed his belief that his campaign is on the right track.
Although he briefly addressed economic issues, particularly inflation, he quickly returned to criticizing Harris.
He has accused him of being unfit for leadership and has questioned his competence and suitability for the presidency.
This approach is consistent with Trump's long-standing public persona, where personal criticism has become a hallmark of his communication style.
Despite some backlash from within his party and from the public, he remains committed to this strategy, believing it resonates with his base and remains focused on his narrative.
Trump's advisers have urged him to emphasize policy, particularly tying Harris to the current administration's economic record.
However, Trump appears determined to continue his approach, confident that his base is responding well to his direct criticism.
This strategy, while controversial, is one that Trump has relied on throughout his career, both in entertainment and politics, to keep media attention and energize his supporters.
This ongoing campaign reflects a reliance on sharp personal attacks, which Trump believes will tip the race in his favor.
