US President Joe Biden launched a scathing attack on his November presidential rival Donald Trump, citing Capitol riots in 2021 and saying he would not bow to his Russian rival Vladimir Putin.
In his State of the Union address, Joe Biden slammed Donald Trump for recent comments about Russia and NATO, the BBC reported.
Stepping up his attack on Donald Trump, Joe Biden said that the latter wants to spread resentment in the US but will find no refuge in this country.
Joe Biden said Republicans are “bowing” to Vladimir Putin but “I won’t bow.”
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He has spoken on a wide range of topics, including Ukraine and NATO, the economy, abortion rights and the US-Mexico border.
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Regarding the Gaza war, Joe Biden said that protecting innocent civilians is Israel’s fundamental responsibility.
Joe Biden criticizes Hamas and calls for the release of hostages in Gaza.
Joe Biden’s speech drew both applause and criticism.
Donald Trump said in a post on his Truth social media platform that the State of the Union contains “gross misrepresentations and lies” and people know it.
Donald Trump said that the people of the country know that November 5 will be the most important day in the history of our country.
“President Biden tried to say everything was perfect, but we know that’s not true,” said Monica De La Cruz, Republican of Texas.
Rejecting arguments that the president was too political in his speech, Delaware Senator Chris Coons, an ally of Joe Biden, said he was simply making his case for re-election.
Joe Biden showed energy, optimism and positivity in the speech, Chris Coons said.
