Mocking Trump, Biden Vows To Stay In Race

U.S. President Joe Biden, scrambling to defuse a political crisis over his shaky debate performance, on Friday (July 5) accused some Democrats of trying to push him out of the White House race in a spirited speech used to defy critics and mock Donald Trump.
Biden traveled to Wisconsin, a political battleground state, to rally voters and sit for a television interview that will be closely watched after his debate with Trump prompted some in his party, including major donors, to question whether he can handle a second four-year term.
"We had a little debate last week. Can’t say it was my best performance. But ever since then there’s been a lot of speculation. ‘What’s Joe gonna do? Is he gonna stay in the race? Is he gonna drop out?" Biden said. "Well here’s my answer: I am running and gonna win again."
Biden said he was thankful for the support of his vice president, Kamala Harris, who has emerged as a top choice to replace him were he to step aside as the Democratic Party's standard-bearer.
Biden knocked Trump's intelligence and called him a liar, delivering stinging attacks that were absent when he appeared on the Atlanta debate stage. He referenced a comment in which Trump mistakenly said George Washington's revolutionary army had taken over British airports in 1776. "He is a 'stable genius,'" Biden said.

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If you still support FJB after the past 4 years. You are as demented as he is!

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is this cartoon network 🤣

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Only 11 views in 6 hours isn't going to win the race Joe. Sad.

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It works fine when you can fabricate the votes needed to win or when you create chaos bad enough to cancel the selection