Throughout the 2020 presidential election, Democrat candidate Joe Biden has repeatedly attacked President Trump.
Biden’s attacks against the president are both political and personal. Even prior to the current race, the former vice president once implied that he would take Trump “behind the bleachers” if the pair were in high school. After backlash, Biden later walked back those remarks.
Since then, Biden has accused Trump of racism and stated that the president fears running against him in a general election. On Friday, Trump gathered with supporters in Mississippi for a rally; during this time, the president also pushed back against Biden’s rhetoric against him.
Trump on Biden as a Presidential Candidate
The commander-in-chief certainly didn’t hold back when talking about his take of Biden as a presidential candidate. Trump branded the notion of him supposedly fearing the former president as a “delusional Democrat fantasy.”
Furthermore, the president reminded Americans of Biden’s two previous, unsuccessful attempts to run for the White House; these attempts took place in both 1988 and 2007. Shortly thereafter, Trump noted the decline of Biden’s campaign and stated that having Biden as the Democrat nominee will harm TV ratings.
