Tammy Duckworth eviscerates Trump for painful comments about disabled Americans

Category: Politics

Democrats marked the 34th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act by condemning Donald Trump for alleged comments suggesting people with disabilities 'should just die.' Senator Tammy Duckworth criticized Trump for his history of mocking individuals with disabilities and his attempts to undermine support for disabled veterans. The DNC highlighted Trump's controversial remarks and his connection to Project 2025, which proposes significant cuts to disability rights protections. Despite partisan divides, some bipartisan efforts to support disability rights continue.

Keywords: Americans with Disabilities Act, Donald Trump, disability rights

Source: The Independent

Update At: 7/30/2024

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