Donald Trump on Garbage Truck
US Presidential Election: Political temperature has risen in America regarding the President. The war of words between the candidates has also intensified. US President Joe Biden had compared supporters of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to ‘garbage’. Now Trump has responded to Biden in his own style by making it an election issue. During this, he also repeated the slogan of ‘Make America Great’.
Trump replied like this
Former US President Donald Trump reached Wisconsin by driving a garbage truck for the rally. During this time, he was wearing a bright construction jacket and answered the questions of journalists while riding on a truck. He said, “How do you like my garbage truck? This truck is in honor of Kamala and Joe Biden.” Trump further said, “Joe Biden’s statement is truly outrageous.”
Donald Trump
What did Joe Biden say?
Joe Biden said during an election campaign, “The garbage I see floating out there is his supporters.” He said, “Just a few days ago, a speaker at his rally called Puerto Rico a “floating island of garbage.” Well, I want to tell you something. I don’t know that Puerto Rican. The Puerto Rico I know is in my home state of Delaware and the people there are nice, civilized, respectful.”
Republicans responded
On Joe Biden’s statement, Republican Senator Marco Rubio raised the issue of this comment in front of thousands of Trump supporters in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Former President Trump had also condemned it. During a rally in Allentown, Trump called Biden’s remarks “terrible” and compared them to remarks made by Hillary Clinton in 2016, when she called some of Trump’s supporters “deplorables.” Elections for the post of President of America will be held on November 5. In this, 60-year-old Harris is competing against 78-year-old Trump.
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