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Dozens of people stormed a campaign event for US President Joe Bidenalong with his predecessors Barak Obama and Bill Clinton For protest for the US position in the
Dozens of people stormed a campaign event for US President Joe Bidenalong with his predecessors Barak Obama and Bill Clinton For protest for the US position in the face of ongoing Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip, which have resulted in the deaths of more than 30 thousand Palestinian civilians.
The event, held at Radio City Music Hall in New York, is Biden’s campaign’s biggest yet, raising $25 million in ticket sales for the three politicians.
Biden, Obama and Clinton were on stage during a speech moderated by comedian Stephen Colbert when a group of people began shouting at the current president that he had “blood on his hands” for American support for the Israeli offensive on the Palestinian enclave.
In addition, another person shouted “crazy” at Biden after apparently accusing him of seeking nuclear war with Russia, for which security forces ejected him from the site.
Several Biden speeches have been interrupted by pro-Palestinians over the past few months, most recently in North Carolina on Tuesday, where he stood with protesters in agreeing that Gaza needed more help.
Obama and Clinton endorsed Biden on Thursday to boost the Democratic leader’s re-election campaign against his Republican rival, also former President Donald Trump, who is favored in some polls.
According to media reports Washington Postabout 5 thousand people would attend the event in New York, paying for tickets ranging from 225 to 500 thousand dollars.
The Biden campaign boasted that it raised $25 million from the event, a single-day fundraising record, and compared it to Trump, who has a lower fundraising rate, having to pay millions to the courts and place Bibles and Selling a line of sneakers. (EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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