Joe Biden News: For the first time after the attack on Donald Trump, President Joe Biden reached Nevada for the election campaign. Here he not only attacked Trump, but also mentioned the treatment meted out to black Americans during his tenure. However, before addressing the people, Biden wished Trump to be safe. He also talked about the aggressive attacks made against each other in current politics.
Attacking Donald Trump, Biden said that his tenure was hell for black Americans. He took such decisions that there was a risk of losing health insurance. Only rich people benefited during Trump’s tenure. After the attack on Donald Trump in Pennsylvania, the US President has once again advocated gun control. He said that I want people to join my campaign.
Attack on Trump regarding black Americans
Joe Biden attacked Donald Trump and said, “Just because we need to lower the political temperature and our politics is linked to violence, it doesn’t mean we should stop telling the truth. Who are you, what have you done and what will you do? It’s the same game. Harry Truman used to say, I never sent anybody to hell, I just told the truth and they thought it was hell. Well, here’s the truth about why Donald Trump’s presidency was hell for black Americans.”
The US President said, “Trump tried to roll back Obamacare, which meant millions of Black Americans no longer had their health insurance. He passed a $2 trillion tax cut that benefited the richest people and companies. He increased the federal debt by more than any other one-term president.”
Trump’s tenure disastrous for black community: Biden
Biden further talked about the mess that happened during Trump’s tenure. He said, “He left no room for us to do what we should do. We wanted to invest in things that affect people’s lives, like child care, elderly care and more, which grow the economy and help people. This mismanagement of the pandemic was particularly devastating for black communities.”
People associated with my campaign in removing guns: Biden
Biden said, “It is shocking and disturbing that more children in America die from gunshot wounds than any other cause. It is sheer cowardice if we do not do anything about it. If you want to stand up against violence in America, join me in the campaign to remove these weapons from American streets.”