“Trump seemed lost, confused and frozen on stage”: Kamala Harris again questions Trump’s mental health
The American vice president and candidate for the presidential elections on November 5, Kamala Harris, returned this Tuesday to question the mental health of her opponent, Republican Donald Trump, who interrupted a rally to listen to music for 39 minutes.
“I hope he’s okay,” Harris wrote, sharing a video on social media in which Trump is seen swaying while standing on a stage during a campaign event, to the sound of various songs, as dozens of supporters leave. of the location. “Trump looked lost, confused and frozen on stage,” commented the Democrat’s campaign team.
Donald Trump, 78, published a message last night on his social network, claiming to have obtained “exceptional” results in two different cognitive tests. “I’m in much better health than Clinton, Bush, Obama, Biden and, above all, Kamala,” said the Republican.
The strange scene occurred during a ‘town hall’ – a public question and answer session for voters – organized by the candidate in Oaks, Pennsylvania. The event, in an apparently poorly air-conditioned room, was interrupted when two spectators fainted, requiring rescuers to intervene. “Does anyone else want to faint? Please raise your hands,” Donald Trump joked.
Afterwards, despite the campaign meeting having only started half an hour earlier, the former president suggested: “Why don’t we have a music festival? (…) Let’s stop asking questions and listen to music.” The Republican asked for his list of favorite songs to be broadcast, starting with tenor Luciano Pavarotti singing “Ave Maria”.
Donald Trump is often described as being very attached to his favorite playlists, which he likes to play on his private plane or at his residence in Mar-a-Lago, Florida. But here, the surprise came from the fact that the candidate did not resume the question and answer session. “Who really wants to hear questions?” he asked.
Election night therefore took an unusual turn for almost 40 minutes, with music and the former president swaying with a microphone in his hand. The audience was treated to “Con Te Partiro” by Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman, “Hallelujah” by Rufus Wainwright, “Nothing Compares 2 U” by Sinéad O’Connor, “An American Trilogy” by Elvis Presley, ” Rich Men North of Richmond”, by Oliver Anthony, “November Rain”, by Guns N’ Roses.
To close, Trump told supporters that they would listen to “YMCA” by the Village People — a hit that became one of the reference points at his rallies — and, after that song, he added: “You can go home.” In recent days, Kamala Harris has repeatedly accused her opponent in the White House race of being mentally “unstable.”
