Lara Trump: All Kamala Harris Has Is The Vibe Train

Judge Jeanine and Lara Trump recently discussed a significant shift in voter dynamics, emphasizing the impact of recent endorsements on the upcoming election during a segment of The Ingraham Angle.

“It’s not about Republicans versus Democrats. This is about saving our country, Judge, at this point. And I think everybody feels that you can feel the weight of this election,” Lara said.  

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“And I actually don’t think you can overstate how monumental it was to receive this RFK Jr. endorsement on Friday for Donald Trump. This is a guy in RFK Jr. whose family name is synonymous with the Democrat Party. And yet he himself was so disenfranchised by this party and so dejected as a result of their tactics to keep him out of the race.”

RFK Jr.’s endorsement is seen as pivotal, particularly in swing states where even a small shift in voter preference can influence the election’s outcome. 

“And you look at the fact that RFK Jr., he’s polling around 5% in a lot of the swing states, what did he do? He took himself off the ballot in those swing states,” Lara explained. “Even if Donald Trump is able to get 1 or 2% of the voters that would have otherwise voted for RFK, that could make this election.”

Judge Jeanine agreed and highlighted that recent CNN commentary reflected concerns over the potential derailment of Harris’ campaign.

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“[CNN] were worried about RFK endorsing Trump and that could derail Kamala’s vibe train,” Judge Jeanine said. 

Lara also criticized Harris’ campaign, which she said lacks substance compared to Trump’s policy-focused platform.

“All [Kamala’s] got is the vibe train. She has nothing. Look on her website you’ll get nothing. Listen to her speech. You got nothing,” Lara said. 

“Donald Trump wants to deliver this country back to We the People, fix all that she broke. People know that. And that’s why RFK came over and endorsed him along with Tulsi Gabbard.”