Biden: America Can’t Unite Against Hate until Post-Trump Era

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American society is still reeling from the horrific shootings which took place in Dayton, Ohio and El Paso, Texas over this past weekend.

Individuals from all political sides have weighed in; certain people have faulted President Trump and the National Rifle Association. Others have conversely cited mental health issues and previously ignored warning signs of psychological instability as problematic.

Following the two tragedies, many Democrats have spoken out. Those on the left opined that President Trump’s statements about illegal immigrants and crime have emboldened lunatics to commit murder.

Joe Biden, the Democrat frontrunner in the 2020 presidential election, actually took his rhetoric a step further. Earlier today, Biden stated that America cannot unify against hatred until Trump is out of office.

Reviewing Biden’s Take on the Shootings and Trump’s Presidency

Earlier today, Trump spoke out against the horrors in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio. The president delivered oral public statements and statements via his Twitter account and the White House Twitter account. In his remarks, Trump condemned racism, hatred, and violence against other human beings. The president furthermore called for Republicans and Democrats to join forces to prevent future tragedies of this nature.