Biden Warns November Election May Not Be Peaceful, Cites Trump’s Past Comments
resident Biden expresses concern about the upcoming November election potentially being turbulent, linking it to Trump’s previous statements on the 2020 election. He highlights troubling comments from Trump’s running mate, J.D. Vance, regarding election outcomes.
President Joe Biden has cautioned that the November election might not go smoothly, attributing this to Donald Trump's inflammatory remarks from 2020. During a surprise press conference at the White House, Biden pointed out that J.D. Vance, Trump's running mate, didn't clearly state that Trump lost the last election.
Biden's warning came after he highlighted positive job growth data for September. He remarked, "Trump's past comments about election results were very dangerous." He also noted his concern over the lack of acceptance of the previous election's outcome among some Republicans.
This statement follows the recent release of a detailed filing by Special Counsel Jack Smith, which outlines Trump's claims of election fraud, despite his advisors indicating the evidence was weak. The filing also details Trump’s attempts to encourage supporters to gather in Washington, D.C. on January 6, insisting it would be "wild" and urging them to "fight."
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