Trump responds to Kamala Harris as Dem nominee

 Breitbart:

Vice President Kamala Harris’s “dangerously extreme immigration policies” have led to the “largest invasion in history,” former President Donald Trump said during a press call on Tuesday, warning that the situation will get “exponentially worse” if she becomes president and highlighting her atrocious record, particularly in her capacity as “border czar.”

Trump, who was joined on the call by Brandon Judd, Immediate Past President of the National Border Patrol Council, and Paul Perez, President of the National Border Patrol Council, began by pointing out that Harris was appointed “border czar” in 2021.

“And since that time, millions and millions of illegal aliens have invaded our country, and countless Americans have been killed by migrant crime because of her willful demolition of American borders and laws,” Trump said, explaining that Harris has worked with Biden, both supporting radically left immigration policies, including embracing catch and release, halting deportations, and ending Remain in Mexico.
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This is one of the more unpopular policies the Democrats have put in place since the Biden-Harris regime took office.   Harris is already polling at an extremely low number:

July Polls: Trump Crushes Harris in 13 National Surveys

And:

 Poll: Just 37% Say Kamala Harris Should Be Democrat Nominee

And:

 New York Times: Kamala Harris Is the Least ‘Electable’ Democrat

And:

 92 Percent Of Kamala Harris’ Staff Left In Her First Three Years As VP

And:

 CA Republicans Warn the Nation About a Harris Presidency

Dysfunction in the Golden State speaks more eloquently than any attack ad.

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Also on the floor of the convention was Timothy O’Reilly, chairman of the Republican Party of Los Angeles County. “I couldn’t think of a worse candidate to play. You look at what’s happened in California—Newsom and the Democrats have literally caused millions, and I mean millions, of Californians to leave the state,” he said. “It has been the policies of Newsom and Kamala Harris, the left-wing, Marxist policies that Democrats have been pushing that ran people out of the states. The problem that Newsom or Harris is going to have is that those millions of Californians who have fled the state are going to fight against them in their new home states like Arizona.”
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