Joe Biden spoke against Donald Trump

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 The presidential candidate from the American Democrats has not hesitated to vote against his opponent in the last few days.

Joe Biden is angry and he wants to know this. In his speech in the last few days, the Democratic candidate did not hesitate to thwart the speech and actions of the current White House chairman Donald Trump. The former Vice President, however, took a measurable list in the grand speech of the Democratic convention in late August, not to mention the retired president. The contrast with Trump's speech is clear: In recent weeks, at a Republican convention, Biden has been employed more than forty times by Donald Trump. However, due to Donald Trump’s disrespect to the late American soldier Joe Biden has changed his tone.

On Friday, he filed a strong indictment against Trump, citing the example of his son Beau, a veteran who died in 2015. "If the writing on" The Atlantic "is true, it would be scary. It confirms what most of us already know: Donald Trump did not appointed as commander, "said Joe Biden." My son (...) is not a dove, "he said. Constantly "who does he think he is?" He thundered at the billionaire address before recalling Donald Trump's speech to Senator John McCain against the parents of a deceased soldier or a matching speech and a simple "migraine" head injury inflicted by an American soldier targeted by an Iranian bomb in Iraq.
"Sorry if you want to lose."

Democrats again condemned Trump on Monday during a virtual meeting with Pennsylvania-based AFL-CIO unionists. Again, the tone is blamed, "President Trump has said his economy is good, the stock market is good ... Do you know why he did not dare to fight COVID and he waved the white flag? That's because he was afraid the stock market would collapse if he said save lives! "Joe Biden attacked." We knew it was good for his rich friends, it was not good for the rest of us, "he said.

Joe Biden was noted when he spoke again about Donald Trump about soldiers who killed "losers" or "pigeons". With how the economic relationship, when it comes to veterans, it is completely anti-American. Never, ever did I say that about the president. But to talk about people who serve, sacrifice their lives, even give up their lives, are losers and pigeons ... They are heroes! "Democrats are explosive," I will say one thing, my Bo is not the loser. Dove (...) He does not serve the loser and the dove! He served as a hero! He served with the American Patriots! (...) No president has ever spoken of men and women who served in the military this way! And I'm sorry if I lose my temper. But the simple truth is that if you talk to our veterans like that, you will have nothing to do with the President of the United States at this time! ”, He nailed it. "He will not understand ... he is not made up of the same people who serve this life."
Joe Biden boarded a plane Monday in Newcastle, Delaware.
Joe Biden boarded a plane on Monday in Newcastle, Delaware © Carolyn Kaster / AP / SIPA

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