Former US President Donald Trump on Saturday responded to Joe Biden, who portrayed him as a threat to democracy, calling him an “enemy of the state” and suing him for incompetence, during a campaign rally in Pennsylvania for the election. half-period.
In the land of Biden
In Wilkes-Barre, a small town near Joe Biden’s hometown of Scranton, Donald Trump had arrived to support Republican candidates in the upcoming Nov. 8 midterm elections, including Mehmet Oz, a doctor turned doctor. into a star of the small screen.
But in this state of Pennsylvania, which will be key in the battle for control of both chambers, his rival had preceded him this week and attacked with rare virulence, accusing him of representing, with “the ‘MAGA Republicans'” (Make America great again), “an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our Republic”. In Philadelphia, the cradle of the United States, Joe Biden had even called to save “the soul of America”, lashing out at those who “do not respect the Constitution”, “do not believe in the rule of law”, “do not recognize the will of the people” .
“It is he (Joe Biden), the enemy of the state,” Donald Trump wanted to respond, denouncing “the most vicious, hateful and divisive speech ever delivered by an American president.” “His speech about him was just hate and anger,” he insisted, in unison with his followers.
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Denouncing inflation and rising insecurity, Donald Trump, who openly plans to run again in 2024, also wanted to make the most negative assessment possible of Joe Biden, in a speech that at times took on presidential campaign accents.
“You could take the five worst presidents in the history of the United States and put them together. They couldn’t have done the damage Joe Biden did to our country in less than two years,” the 76-year-old Republican said. . The meeting began with a selection of images of Joe Biden stuttering during speeches.
Source: BFM TV
