'I'm A Better Looking Person Than Kamala': Trump Rates His Looks Above Kamala Harris's At Pennsylvania Rally

 

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Wilkes-Barre, PA—During a MAGA rally in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, former President Donald Trump took a surprising turn in his speech, shifting from political critique to comparing his looks to those of Vice President Kamala Harris. Trump, known for his unfiltered rhetoric, claimed that he is "a better looking person" than Harris, sparking laughter and applause from the crowd.

The former president began by labeling Harris as a "socialist lunatic," a remark that he acknowledged might be controversial. "Please sir, please don’t call her a lunatic," Trump mockingly addressed a hypothetical critic before doubling down, "But that’s what she is—a lunatic. She’s going to destroy our country and break our economy even more than it’s already broken."

As he continued, Trump criticized the state of the economy, blaming the Biden-Harris administration for supply chain issues that have disrupted businesses and households alike. He then turned his attention to Harris specifically, calling her a "horrible vice president" and predicting she would be an even worse president if elected.

Amidst his critique, Trump commented on a recent Time Magazine cover featuring Kamala Harris. "They have this unbelievable artist drawing her, and I said, ‘Is that Sophia Loren? Elizabeth Taylor?’" Trump joked, referencing famous Hollywood actresses known for their beauty. He implied that the magazine had resorted to using an artist's sketch because photos of Harris "didn’t work out."

In a self-deprecating yet humorous tone, Trump continued to muse on his own appearance in comparison to Harris. "I’m not saying I’m handsome, but I say that I am much better looking than her. I think I’m much better—much better," Trump quipped, eliciting cheers from the audience.

The remark came as Trump recalled a Republican commentator who, despite being critical of him, praised Harris's looks as a significant advantage. Trump dismissed the notion, instead asserting that he is the more attractive of the two. "I couldn’t believe it. She said, ‘Kamala has one big advantage—she’s a very beautiful woman,’” Trump said. "I’m better looking than she is."

The rally continued with Trump delivering his usual mix of sharp political jabs, humor, and rhetoric aimed at energizing his base. His comments about Harris, however, stood out as an unusual moment of levity, blending personal and political critique in a way that only Trump can.

As the 2024 election approaches, Trump's comments reflect his ongoing strategy to undermine his opponents by any means necessary—whether through policy critiques, personal attacks, or, as seen in this instance, humorous comparisons. Whether these tactics will resonate with voters remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: Trump knows how to keep the crowd entertained and engaged.