Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said Wednesday that President Donald Trump behaved as expected in his hot debate last night by illustrating his reluctance to face the demanding situations facing the United States.
“He did what he expected me to do last night,” Biden, a former vice president, said at the time, Prevent in Alliance, Ohio, on his tour of six cities in Ohio and Pennsylvania. “I think the prayer was: “Now he can become cruel” — that was his sentence. “
The former vice president accused Trump of appearing contempt for more than 200,000 people who died of COVID-19. At one point in the debate, Trump asked to disavow white supremacist teams like the Proud Boys and he replied, “Proud Boys — step back and get up,” that the organization followed as a war cry.
Biden, who called Trump a racist in the debate, said his message to the organization was, “Stop and give up. “
“My message to the Proud Boys and all the other white supremacist teams is this: stop and surrender,” Biden said. “That’s who we are. That’s who we are as Americans. “
Biden said no one cares about a violent force movement if he wins the November 3 election because Trump would resign.
“I promise you that if we actually win this election, this president will resign,” Biden said. “A lot of courage. You have no choice. The other Americans couldn’t stand it. No company would allow this to happen. “
Trump said Biden would be controlled through his party’s liberal wing, but Biden said he had developed his own platform with an extension of the Affordable Care Act and a zero-emissions energy sector greenhouse fuel target until 2035, rather than supporting Medicare for All or the more progressive Green New Deal.
“He’s looking to oppose others other than me,” said Biden, who called the Democratic Party a “big tent. “”I’m not afraid to waste the left, right or middle of the party. It’s a big game.
Historically, a whistle excursion allowed presidential candidates from any of the parties to make a stopover in small towns, adding former President Harry Truman in 1948.
This year’s outing presented Biden with an opportunity to crusade the primary states on the battlefield despite restrictions on social distancing due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Biden’s affinity for Amtrak is well known because of his diary for 36 years with a Delaware senator between Wilmington and Washington, D. C. The railway estimated that it had traveled 2. 1 million kilometers on its tracks.
“I spent most of my adult life driving at an Amtrak station,” Biden said, as a helicopter flew over my head. “It’s not as fast as a helicopter, yet I made a lot of circles of relative friends in Amtrak. “
Other tour stops come with Cleveland and Alliance in Ohio, and Pittsburgh, Greensburg, Latrobe and Johnstown, Pennsylvania.
Trump won either state in 2016, but Biden and Trump are side by side in Ohio, based on an average of surveys conducted through the online page FiveThirtyEight. com. considered to be one of the highest states on the battlefield, according to the online page.
Tiffany Davis, a fifth-grade instructor at Lordstown Elementary School who brought Biden, explained why her circle of union relatives educated the former vice president for his production jobs and economic recovery plans.
“In the valley, we are tough, resilient, we continue to build, but President Trump’s failure in American trade work in Lordstown has torn us apart,” Davis said.
Her husband Tom had worked at the General Motors plant in Lordstown for 17 years before it closed in March 2019. Tom Davis took another assignment in Bowling Green, Kentucky, to withhold his medical benefits and pension, his wife said. But he returns eight hours, on weekends to his 12-year-old sons Brian, and Aubrey, 7, said.
“They miss their father and I miss my husband and it shouldn’t be like that,” Davis said. “Our network has been left through Donald Trump and his damaged promises. “
Trump campaigned as one of the most sensible advocates of business, despite his administration’s production losses. Trump hosted an occasion Monday at the White House with GM officials promoting the Endurance electric van built in Lordstown. GM announced this week that it would invest $71 million. at the Toledo and Defiance plants in Ohio.
“Well, the dominance was devastated when General Motors moved in, then we worked together and came to an agreement on the plant,” Trump said Monday. “It’s amazing what happened in the region. “
Biden said the debate showed how much Trump Park Avenue cares more than Pennsylvania’s Scranton or Ohio’s working-class cities.
“I think it’s more than we don’t know, ” said Biden. “I think he fundamentally despises us. He’s judging us.
Biden has continually accused Trump of lying, calling veterans “dumb” and “losers,” or falsely assuring staff that no factory would close in Ohio as long as he was president or the risk of a pandemic.
“What he’s doing: it’s a lie to you, ” said Biden. “It’s a lie about exactly what’s going on. “
Biden opened the tour with a speech in Cleveland in which he reiterated his plans to bring production work to life and fight the virus and said the debate showed that he cares more about the working-class electorate than Trump.
“Your president for what you’re going through?” Biden asked. ” He’s too weak to beat the pandemic. “