Vice President Kamala Harris has recently started to focus on Donald Trumps fitness for office. She points out his unwillingness to do interviews or share medical records‚ suggesting his staff might think hes “unfit and unstable“. Harris has been playing clips of Trump at rallies‚ showing his increasingly aggressive rhetoric
Harris strategy aims to highlight the contrast between them. She released her medical records and presents herself as energetic‚ while describing Trump as “unstable and unhinged“. This approach comes as Trumpʼs recent performances have been noted as more erratic and incoherent
Trump seems to be retreating to safe spaces avoiding scrutiny. Heʼs been cutting off questions and rambling in recent appearances. This behavior is seen as a response to the possibility of losing the election and facing criminal trials
In Georgia a Republican official John Fervier‚ has spoken out against partisan election rule changes. He criticized his colleagues for overstepping their boundaries with new rules that could impact election certification. Fervier stated‚ “We all represent every voter in Georgia and we should act like that“
The article also reviews the book “Paris 1919: Six Months That Changed the World“ by Margaret MacMillan. It explores the Treaty of Versailles impact on the 20th and 21st centuries. The book details the complex diplomatic negotiations and their lasting consequences showing how many issues from that time still plague us today