Trump believes Biden had the right to run for president, but the Democratic Party denied him the opportunity.

Former President Trump held a press conference at Mar-a-Lago and criticized President Biden for choosing Kamala Harris as his running mate, calling her “the least admired, least respected, and worst vice president in the history of our country.” Trump conveyed his disappointment with the Democratic Party’s decision to replace Biden with Harris, stating that he would have preferred to run against a different opponent.

Trump expressed concerns about the current state of the country, emphasizing that the U.S. is facing its most perilous period. He accused Harris of holding extreme leftist views and criticized her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, for his stance on various issues, including border security and safety measures.

He highlighted the lack of transparency in Harris’ campaign, noting her avoidance of the media and failure to hold press conferences. Despite his criticisms, Trump declared his readiness to face off against Harris in the upcoming election, stating that he is leading in the polls and willing to defend his position.

Trump also denounced the Democratic Party’s handling of Biden’s exit from the race, claiming that the presidency was unfairly taken away from him. He expressed skepticism about the selection of Harris as the nominee, questioning her qualifications and popularity based on her performance in the 2020 Democratic primary.

Additionally, Trump suggested that Biden may regret choosing Harris as his vice president, attributing her selection to internal party pressures rather than democratic decision-making. He criticized Harris for her lack of public support during the primaries and her swift exit from the race, deeming her an unsuitable candidate for the presidency.

Throughout the press conference, Trump reiterated his commitment to upholding the Constitution and respecting the democratic process. He indicated his eagerness to challenge Harris in the upcoming election, despite his reservations about her suitability for the role of vice president and potential future president.