In a CNN town hall, the vice president continued to make the case that electing Donald Trump would be dangerous for democracy.
Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris speaks during a CNN town hall. Matt Rourke/AP
Vice President Kamala Harris didn’t hesitate to answer Tuesday night when she was asked if she believes former President Donald Trump is a fascist: “Yes, I do.”
She used the first minutes of a CNN town hall — where she had the stage to herself because Trump turned down a debate — to outline her case that Trump would be an authoritarian leader.
But the Democratic presidential candidate said voters don’t have to take her word for it — they can take it from some members of his own party.
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