Trump’s political director jumps on disturbing claim about Kamala Harris as Biden prepares to bid farewell at the DNC

Donald Trump’s political director has suggested there are “rumors” Kamala Harris has a “serious drinking problem.”

There is no evidence to support this claim.

James Blair, political director of the Trump 2024 campaign, wrote on X:

There are many rumors that Kamala has a serious drinking problem…which apparently become more apparent as the campaign progresses. Stay tuned…

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Democrats are criticizing the Republicans’ “fake” impeachment report, saying it is a futile attempt to distract Americans from Kamala Harris’s growing popularity with just 77 days to the election.

House Republicans released a sweeping new report Monday that they say shows President Joe Biden, 81, “committed crimes that are grounds for impeachment.”

The nearly 300-page report recounts Republican findings from the past two years detailing the Biden family’s alleged profit from Hunter and James Biden’s shady business dealings, totaling more than $27 million through “influence peddling,” and allegations that the Justice Department slowed federal investigations into Hunter for gun and tax crimes.

Now Democrats are criticizing the timing of the report, which was released just hours before Biden is scheduled to address the Democratic National Convention and cheer on his successor, Vice President Kamala Harris.

Just 77 days before the election, House Republicans released a sweeping new report they say shows that President Joe Biden, 81, “committed crimes that could give rise to impeachment.”

The nearly 300-page report compiles Republican findings from the past two years about alleged profits the Biden family made from the shady business dealings of the president’s son Hunter and James Biden’s brother through “influence peddling.”

It also details allegations that the Justice Department slowed federal investigations into Hunter for gun and tax crimes.

“There is overwhelming evidence that President Biden participated in a conspiracy to monetize his public office to enrich his family,” said the report, released hours before Biden is scheduled to address the Democratic National Convention.

After the 2024 presidential election landscape was completely turned upside down over the past month, Democrats are finally coming together to officially announce their nominee.

The Democratic National Committee in Chicago, Illinois, is holding a very different convention than it did a month ago, as delegates prepare to nominate Vice President Kamala Harris instead of President Joe Biden at the end of the week.

In June, Biden was still the candidate the Democrats wanted to nominate. But in early July, doubts began to arise about whether the 81-year-old would actually be nominated after his disastrous debate performance against Donald Trump.

On July 21, the president officially ended his reelection bid and endorsed Harris. A day later, she won the support of enough delegates to become the presumptive nominee for November.

Now, Democratic congressmen are prepared to close out this week by nominating Harris as their 2024 presidential candidate, with running mate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as vice president.

Guests are also confronted with the Democrats’ fiery fight for reproductive rights.

Participants will be able to have a vasectomy or abortion for free and an 18-foot inflatable IUD, called ‘Freeda Womb’, will be installed on site.

There will be a vice president for the vice president, and several other celebrities will travel to Chicago to support Vice President Kamala Harris at the Democratic National Convention, which begins Monday.

Veep star Julia Louis-Dreyfus is among the Hollywood stars coming to town — for a convention expected to be even more high-profile than the Republican gathering in Milwaukee last month, which featured Kid Rock and Hulk Hogan.

The Creative Coalition, an arts advocacy group that has sent a delegation of actors and actresses to every political convention since 1996, is sending its largest group yet to Chicago.

Harris’ ascent to the Democratic nomination has “absolutely” increased interest in this year’s convention, Creative Coalition CEO Robin Bronk told DailyMail.com. “What we had was a smaller delegation has grown into our largest delegation in history,” Bronk said.