Trump shares weird and sexist truth social post on Harris as Vance says she can ‘go to hell’ at rally: Live updates

Donald Trump continued his sexist attacks against Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris — this time by sharing an outrageous post from one of his supporters.

In his latest offensive against the vice president, who is leading in the polls, Trump reposted on Tuesday a comment suggesting that she slept her way into power by dating former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown in the 1990s.

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JD Vance blasted Kamala Harris, telling crowds the vice president could “go to hell” as he discussed her response to the deaths of 13 military servicemen in Afghanistan.

The Republican vice presidential nominee was asked about a recent altercation which allegedly occurred at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia, between a cemetery staff member and a one of the Trump-Vance campaign team.

“Kamala Harris is so asleep at the wheel that she won’t even do an investigation into what happened and she wants to give Donald Trump because he showed up, she can go to hell!” he said.

There are, in fact, two ongoing investigations into the incident at Abbey Gate outside of Kabul Airport, where the servicemen were killed on August 26 2021.

Who will be our next man – or woman – in Washington? The question has been obsessing the Westminster “bubble”, and some interested parties further afield. Much speculation has centred on Lord (Peter) Mandelson, a man who is close to the current prime minister as well as the last two Labour premiers. His reputation for practising the dark arts goes before him, and he’d be an interesting choice, but some reports suggest that he fancies being the next chancellor of the University of Oxford. Also, he has competition…

It will be Harris’s first sit-down interview with a cable news outlet in months — and you better believe they’ll be watching at Mar-a-Lago.

Thursday’s interview presents the first post-convention challenge for the vice president, who already passed one hurdle with her selection of Walz as a running mate. That selection ended up wowing both progressives and centrists in her party; even anti-Trump conservatives who say they are voting for Harris this year seem to be on board.

But the interview is another ballgame.

Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz have landed in Georgia to kick off a two-day swing through the southeast of the key battleground state.

Democrats carried Georgia in 2020 but likely face an uphill battle to win the traditionally conservative state again in November.

Special Counsel Jack Smith filed a superseding indictment against the former president on Tuesday, keeping the same four criminal charges intact but trimming down some of the allegations in light of the Supreme Court’s immunity decision last month. In the wake of the new filing, Ty Cobb, an attorney in the Trump administration, discussed Trump’s chances of spending time behind bars on CNN’s Erin Burnett OutFront.

“It’s a forceful document…You can’t read this and not understand the crimes that Trump actually committed,” Cobb said.

Kelly Rissman has the story.