Biden Slams Trump As A Crazed Convicted Felon Who Has Snapped
President Biden didn't hold back when discussing Trump, felony convictions, and the dangers posed by the ex-president.
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Biden Delivers The Truth About Trump
The President said at a fundraiser, according to remarks provided by the White House Pool Report:
Folks – the campaign entered unchartered territory last week.
For the first time in American history, a former president that is a convicted felon is now seeking the office of the presidency.
But as disturbing as that is, more damaging is the all-out assault Donald Trump is making on the American system of justice.
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Folks – here is what is becoming clearer and clearer every day.
The threat that Trump poses would be greater in a second term than it was in his first term.
This isn’t the same Trump who got elected in 2016.
He’s worse.
Something snapped in him when he lost in 2020.
He can't accept he lost and it is literally driving him crazy.
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Now he's running again.
And he's not only obsessed with losing in 2020, he is clearly unhinged.
Just listen to him.
He says he wants to be --in his words – “a dictator on Day One.”
He says he wants to -- In his words – “terminate the Constitution.”
When asked if he thought violence would occur if he lost again, he said, “It depends.”
He calls convicted insurrectionists who are in prison now “patriots.”
And if re-elected he wants to pardon “every one” of them.
Trump says if he loses AGAIN in November there’ll be –in his words –
a “bloodbath.”
My God, what kind of man is this?
In fact, just this weekend, he said his MAGA supporters would reach a “breaking point.”
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Throughout this campaign, Trump has made it clear he is running to exact revenge.
Now, after his criminal convictions, it’s clear he’s worried about preserving his freedoms.
For those who were worried about whether or not, the President would use Trump’s felony convictions in the campaign, his speech provided the answer, and we’ll discuss what it means below.
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