"Anybody who's about beating down other people is a coward," Harris said to a crowd in Rochester, Pennsylvania.

US Vice President Kamala Harris launched a veiled critique of former President Donald Trump on Sunday, labeling her November 5 opponent as a "coward" whose leadership style thrives on diminishing rivals rather than uplifting others.

The remarks came in a campaign appearance in the critical battleground state of Pennsylvania with running mate Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, before Harris heads to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago,

U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris brought her presidential campaign to the critical state of Pennsylvania on Sunday before heading on to Chicago, where the Democratic Party this week is due to nominate her to take on Donald Trump in the Nov.

The DNC, where Kamala Harris will officially be recognized as the Democratic nominee, takes place this week in Chicago.

Kamala Harris embarked on a bus tour of the potentially election-deciding state of Pennsylvania on Sunday, as she keeps up the momentum before her star turn at the Democratic National

Republican Donald Trump said on Saturday he believed Democrat Kamala Harris will be easier to beat than President Joe Biden even as some polls showed her edging ahead in the race for the Nov. 5 presidential election.

This week’s Democratic National Convention promises to have the look and feel of a pep rally for Kamala Harris. But its underlying, ultimate importance is as a crucial test of how Harris and her supporters present the sudden presidential contender to a public that’s still trying to learn about her.