Resuming election campaigning after two days,
Biden resumes criticizing the Republican Party and clarifies ‘risk of aging’
Acknowledges that Trump’s ‘bullseye on Trump’ remark was a mistake,
U.S. President Joe Biden responds to reporters’ questions at Andrews Joint Base in Maryland on the 15th local time. REUTERS/Yonhap,
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, ‘U.S. President Joe Biden has resumed attacking the Republican Party, describing Vice Presidential candidate J.D. Vance as a ‘Trump clone’ and resuming his criticism of the Republican Party after holding back his remarks following an attempted assassination incident.’,
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, ‘On the 15th local time, President Biden met with reporters after Vance was nominated as Vice President, stating, “In terms of current issues, he’s a ‘clone’ of Trump, and I don’t see any difference at all.” This statement came just two days after the assassination attempt on former President Trump, during which President Biden refrained from commenting on Trump.’,
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, ‘President Biden, who had halted campaign ads targeting Trump and canceled a speech in Texas following the assassination attempt, will resume election campaigning starting with the event hosted by the NAACP in Las Vegas, Nevada on the 16th. President Biden delivered two national speeches the day before, urging for a decrease in the ‘heated’ political atmosphere. He stated, “We are not enemies. The political discourse in this country is too heated, and it’s time to cool it down.”‘,
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, ‘In an interview with NBC News released on the same day, he addressed the aging controversy, stating, “I’m just three years older than Trump.” He emphasized, “My cognitive ability is very good, and I have accomplished more in the last three and a half years than any other president.” President Biden also clarified his stance on completing his term, saying, “He’s 81 now. What will he be like when he’s 83 or 84?” reaffirming his intentions to complete his presidency.’,
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, ‘Previously, on the 8th, President Biden stated during a call with donors, “It’s time to put Trump in the bullseye.” This remark sparked controversy after the attempted assassination of former President Trump on the 13th. President Biden acknowledged that using those words was a mistake, stating, “When I made that remark, I was focusing on Trump’s agenda, and using that term was a mistake.”‘,
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