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Former US President Donald Trump (2017-2021) made fun of the mistakes and mistakes of the current president this Friday on video, Joe BidenFor doubt your abilities continue to
Former US President Donald Trump (2017-2021) made fun of the mistakes and mistakes of the current president this Friday on video, Joe BidenFor doubt your abilities continue to govern the country and strengthen its image winner in that first presidential debateheld on Thursday.
“When you think about the Joe Biden you saw at the debate, ask yourself…Do you think a man who has been knocked down a flight of stairs, hit by a bicycle, lost a fight with a jacket, and is constantly getting lost can stay in the White House for another four years? says the narrator of this recording.
Accompanied by a humorous melody, this video was published on Trump’s account on his network. Social Truth shows scenes such as stumbling block Biden while I climbed the stairs of the presidential plane in 2021 or a drop occurring after trying to get off the bike in 2022.
The video also suggests that “voting for Biden today” is actually I’m voting for Vice President Kamala Harris.who appears in the segment laughing loudly.
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— Dan Scavino Jr.🇺🇸🦅 (@DanScavino) June 28, 2024
Trump used his account in Social Truth to release some of the statements that were made Thursday night during the first presidential debate between the two candidates facing The elections are next November 5th.
The general consensus about the meeting was, Biden, 81he hinted at age weight demonstrating the difficulty of informing voters about the progress the country has made in recent years.
His poor performance in the debate with Trump created panic among Democrats and many are wondering whether he will be replaced as his party’s candidate in next November’s elections.
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Source: Aristegui Noticias
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