Trump Lays Down Pair of Challenges for Embattled Biden
Donald Trump, apparently feeling quite confident after his debate showing against President Joe Biden late last month, on Tuesday offered the likely Democratic nominee the opportunity to “redeem himself in front of the entire world” via a follow-up debate at some point this week, while also challenging Biden to a round of golf.
At a rally in Doral, Florida, alongside potential running mates Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) and Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL), Trump opened by seeking to capitalize on the disagreements among Democrats regarding Biden’s candidacy, which has been under the microscope since his poor debate performance on June 27.
“Our victory was so absolute that Joe’s own party now wants him to throw in the towel and surrender the presidency after a single 90-minute performance. They want ‘Crooked Joe’ out of the race. It’s a shame the way they’re treating him,” Trump said, before telling his audience not to pity him because “he’s a very bad guy.”