Trump responded furiously to Harris’ claims

Donald Trump has posted a vicious message about Kamala Harris after she appeared on The View.
In the appearance to promote her upcoming memoir 107 Days, the number of days she had to run her presidential bid, Harris labelled Trump a ‘con man’ and said that the election in 2024 was a close call.
Trump responded furiously on his social media platform Truth Social, writing a capital-studded rant in his typically restrained and tasteful style which was directed at the former Vice President.
Oddly, Trump’s post didn’t seem to address Harris’ allegation of him being a ‘con man’ in the upcoming memoir of the pivotal presidential election.
It was an entirely different part of what she said which Trump seemed to take particular issue with in his response.

Kamala Harris called Trump a ‘con man’ (Jenny Anderson/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images)
This was her claim that the 2024 election was close, an assertion that Trump took extreme issue with, even going so far as to call Harris ‘dumb as a rock’.
Taking to his Truth Social platform, Trump posted: “Kamala Harris, who is DUMB AS A ROCK, is going around and using, as a standard part of her Speech on why she lost the Election, that 2024 was the “closest Presidential Election in the 21st Century.” Everyone knows this is a lie, and was covered as such by Fox News!”
He continued: “I won the Electoral College, 312-226, a LANDSLIDE, Counties Nationwide, 2,600 to 525, a LANDSLIDE, all seven Swing States, a LANDSLIDE, and, despite the fact that California’s Fake Mail In Ballots came in at ridiculous numbers (It was RIGGED!), I still won the Popular Vote by MILLIONS! Bush, as an example, won the Election by 537 Votes, and many other Elections were very close.”
The president went to say that he is now expecting an apology, writing: “Kamala’s ‘closest in the 21st Century’ soundbite was, like everything else in the Democrat Party, A TOTAL LIE! I expect an apology. Thank you for your attention to this matter!”
While Trump did win all the swing states and secure their electoral college votes, the margins in many of them were thin.
The states that Trump managed to flip were all on thin margins, with Michigan saw Trump win by just 1.4 percent, Wisconsin was 0.9 percent, and Georgia a difference of 2.2 percent.
It was enough to secure a comfortable victory for Trump in the electoral college, but the margins in the swing states paint a picture more akin to a photo finish rather than the resounding landslide the Trump’s allies trumpeted. (UNILAD)