'Especially impressive': Harris campaign fires back at Trump attack with two words



Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign team hit Donald Trump with just two words after the former president railed against the 2024 Democratic nominee — unprovoked — in his latest all-caps Truth Social post.

"IT'S ALWAYS FAKE WITH KAMALA," the MAGA hopeful wrote Wednesday. "WE'RE DOMINATING HER ON SOCIAL MEDIA, SO SHE MAKES UP A FAKE LIST OF HER NUMBERS VERSUS MY NUMBERS. ALL OF OUR ENGAGEMENT IS REAL AND ORGANIC, WHILE KAMALA HAS TO PAY FOR HER FAKE ENGAGEMENT. WE'RE BEATING HER 'LIKE A DRUM', LIKE WE WILL BEAT HER ON NOVEMBER 5TH. IT'S ALL FAKE, IT'S ALL MISINFORMATION AND DISINFORMATION. WE ARE DESTROYING THE DEMOCRATS ON SOCIAL MEDIA!"

Harris' official campaign account retweeted the post, writing, "Rent free."

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According to Later, a social media management company, "'Rent free' is a slang phrase used to describe a situation where something is occupying a significant space in someone else’s mind."

Taking Points Memo founder Josh Marshall replied: "Kamala already driving down rents."

Conservative lawyer George Conway added: "Damn, it’s getting crowded in here!"

Vanity Fair contributing editor Franklin Leonard commented: "It’s especially impressive because Donald has a history of not renting to Black people."

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DNC War Room, the account for The Democrats' rapid response team, said: "Not all of us have to pay for friends, @realDonaldTrump"



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