Summary
Former Vice President Kamala Harris criticized new plaques added by President Trump at the White House that comment on former presidents. These plaques, placed under presidential portraits, contain negative remarks about some past Democratic presidents. The addition has sparked reactions, with some defending them and others criticizing their tone.
Key Facts
- Kamala Harris criticized plaques added by President Trump at the White House.
- The plaques contain negative comments about former Democratic presidents like Joe Biden and Barack Obama.
- President Trump added these plaques beneath portraits of past presidents in a White House gallery.
- White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that Trump wrote many of the plaque descriptions himself.
- Harris highlighted economic concerns like rising food prices and unemployment during her criticism of Trump.
- Trump delivered a speech blaming Democrats for current economic challenges.
- Harris accused Trump of trying to distract people from important issues by focusing on sensational topics.
- Trump received criticism for comments following the deaths of director Rob Reiner and his wife.
