(New York) Editorial Board of the prestigious American newspaper New York Times On Monday, she announced that she is supporting Democratic nominee Kamala Harris for the November presidential election, calling her the “only national option” against Republican Donald Trump.
But the newspaper did not mention the Vice President by name until the fourth paragraph, preferring to focus on criticizing Donald Trump's candidacy, describing him as “unfit” by nature and morals.
“This stark and depressing truth — Donald Trump is unfit to be president — should be enough for any voter who cares about our country and the stability of our democracy to deny him reelection.”
The committee acknowledges that the vice president “may not be the ideal candidate for every voter, especially those who are frustrated and angry at our government's failure to fix what is broken.”
“We continue to urge Americans to compare MI “Harris is with his rival,” he explains, adding that Kamala “Harris is more than just a necessary replacement.”
Editorial Committee in New York Times He has not supported a Republican presidential nominee since 1956, with Dwight Eisenhower.
The committee says this election is “about something more fundamental” than the “competing policies and principles” of the two-party system.
“Unless American voters stand up to him, Mr. Trump has the potential to do profound and lasting damage to our democracy,” he wrote.
However, according to the newspaper, American voters are also right to seek clarification on the Democrats' proposals.
The committee continues that it can run a campaign “on the idea that being the only viable alternative to Mr. Trump could be enough to lead it to victory.”
It is a strategy that “may bear fruit in the end, but it harms the Americans and its final results,” as he put it.
At the same time, he describes the Republican Party as a “simple tool” for Donald Trump “in his quest to regain power” and asserts that a second term for the billionaire “will be more harmful and divisive than the first.”
“Kamala Harris is the only option,” he concludes.
Editorial Committee in New York Times It brings together popular editorial writers and is supposed to reflect the values of the media.
He had already called on President Joe Biden to withdraw from the race for the White House after his disastrous debate against Donald Trump in June.
