Tim Walz described Donald Trump as “the smallest man in the world” during a rally in Wisconsin in the latest example of Democrats baiting their Republican rival.
Kamala Harris had success irritating Trump during their televised ABC debate on Tuesday when she made comments about the size of his rallies and the commitment of his fanbase.
Tim Walz continued to wind up Donald Trump with his latest speech in Wisconsin (Image: Tim Walz/Youtube)
This was followed by Joe Biden briefly donning a Trump hat while meeting with firefighters in Pennsylvania on the 23rd anniversary on 9/11. Video of the moment shows Biden telling onlookers “don’t eat cats or dogs” shortly after – and it was immediately jumped on by Trump who recounted his own take of events at a rally in Las Vegas on Friday.
Joining their teasing, Walz told supporters on Saturday: “Here’s my life hack for all the guys out there: surround yourself with smart women and listen to them and you’ll do just fine.
“That includes my fellow cat owner Taylor Swift.”
Harris at times controlled her 90-minute TV debate with Trump, baiting him with jabs at his economic policy, his refusal to concede his 2020 election loss and his performance at rallies.
In one moment that clearly annoyed Trump, Harris said attendees of his rally often leave early “out of exhaustion and boredom.”
Reacting to Biden wearing a MAGA hat, Trump gave an inaccurate account of what was captured on viral video.
“They looked at Joe, they said ‘Put on the hat,” he told MAGA fans.
“‘No, no, I can’t do that – it wouldn’t look good. It says Trump on it.’ No, it doesn’t say that; it says ‘Make America Great Again,’ and then the guy goes, ‘put it on, put it on, now!’”
On Wednesday, President Biden visited firefighters in Pennsylvania near where one of the four hijacked planes crashed.
White House spokesperson Andrew Bates said Biden was speaking to a crowd of volunteer firefighters and families and friends of Flight 93 victims about the need to get back to the bipartisan unity the country showed in the aftermath of the attacks.
Bates said as a gesture he gave a hat to a Trump supporter in the crowd. The Trump backer urged Biden, in the spirit of bipartisanship, to put on a Trump cap, Bates added.
