Washington: Republican US Senator David Purdue Kamala Harris was seen mocking at a rally for President Donald Trump at the Georgia State Square on Friday, repeatedly Vice President nominatedName of.
US Senator Harris from California is the daughter of immigrants from India and Jamaica. Former Vice President Joe Biden named Harris his running mate in August, making him the first black woman and the first Asian American to join a major party presidential ticket.
He says his name should be announced “Kame-la”.
Perdu, who is in close battle with Democrats for re-election to the Senate Joan Osof, Spoke Friday in front of Trump in the central Georgia city of Macon.
In the video of his speech, Purdue says, “I don’t know, nothing.” Excessive attempts are being made to pronounce the name over and over again before saying it. The crowd responds with laughter.
Osuf tweeted that Purdu did not make fun of a fellow senator who was male or white.
Harris spokesperson Sabrina Singh took to Twitter on Friday to respond. “Well, it’s an unbelievable race,” he wrote.
John Burke, a spokesman for Perdy’s campaign, tweeted that the senator “misrepresented Senator Harris’ name, and it didn’t make sense.”
Republican incumbent Trump is trailing Biden in the national referendum, but the state election represents a close race in Georgia, a state that has become much more diverse and more democratic.
US Senator Harris from California is the daughter of immigrants from India and Jamaica. Former Vice President Joe Biden named Harris his running mate in August, making him the first black woman and the first Asian American to join a major party presidential ticket.
He says his name should be announced “Kame-la”.
Perdu, who is in close battle with Democrats for re-election to the Senate Joan Osof, Spoke Friday in front of Trump in the central Georgia city of Macon.
In the video of his speech, Purdue says, “I don’t know, nothing.” Excessive attempts are being made to pronounce the name over and over again before saying it. The crowd responds with laughter.
Osuf tweeted that Purdu did not make fun of a fellow senator who was male or white.
Harris spokesperson Sabrina Singh took to Twitter on Friday to respond. “Well, it’s an unbelievable race,” he wrote.
John Burke, a spokesman for Perdy’s campaign, tweeted that the senator “misrepresented Senator Harris’ name, and it didn’t make sense.”
Republican incumbent Trump is trailing Biden in the national referendum, but the state election represents a close race in Georgia, a state that has become much more diverse and more democratic.
