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Trump dismisses Biden’s anti MAGA speech as most ‘vicious, hateful and divisive’

 

Former President Donald Trump Saturday dismissed President Joe Biden’s anti-MAGA speech as “hatred and anger” against his supporters. He said Biden’s prime time speech on Thursday was most “vicious, hateful and divisive”.   Mr. Trump who was speaking at a rally in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where he endorsed Dr. Mehmet Oz for Senate and Doug Mastriano for governor called on his supporters to fire “radical left democrats” such as Nancy Pelosi and others in favor of his candidates.  Mr. Trump who noted that the “country is going to hell” said the midterms would be a “referendum on skyrocketing inflation, ramping crime, soaring murders, crushing gas prices”.  The president lamented the “millions and millions of illegal aliens pouring across our border” which the Biden administration has so far failed to address. The governors of Texas and Arizona bused thousands of illegal migrants to cities such as New York and Washington in protest at Biden’s immigration policy after the president said in April he was going to lift a Trump era ban on immigration at the southern border to halt the spread of corona virus.
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Former President Donald Trump Saturday dismissed President Joe Biden’s anti-MAGA speech as “hatred and anger” against his supporters. He said Biden’s prime time speech on Thursday was most “vicious, hateful and divisive”. 

Mr. Trump who was speaking at a rally in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where he endorsed Dr. Mehmet Oz for Senate and Doug Mastriano for governor called on his supporters to fire “radical left democrats” such as Nancy Pelosi and others in favor of his candidates.

Mr. Trump who noted that the “country is going to hell” said the midterms would be a “referendum on skyrocketing inflation, ramping crime, soaring murders, crushing gas prices”.

The president lamented the “millions and millions of illegal aliens pouring across our border” which the Biden administration has so far failed to address. The governors of Texas and Arizona bused thousands of illegal migrants to cities such as New York and Washington in protest at Biden’s immigration policy after the president said in April he was going to lift a Trump era ban on immigration at the southern border to halt the spread of corona virus.

The former president blamed the country’s troubles on the “corruption and extremism of Joe Biden and the radical left Democrat party.”

“As you know this week Joe Biden came to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to give the most vicious, hateful and divisive speech ever delivered by an American president, vilifying 75 million citizens, plus another probably 75 to 150,” Trump said at the rally.

“If we want to be accurate about it, As threats to democracy and as enemies of the state, you're all enemies of the state. He's an enemy of the state, you know that? The enemy of the state is him and the group that control him, which is circling around him, 'Do this. do that Joe, you're going to do this Joe," the former president said.

Trump said Philadelphia was a great choice for Biden’s speech because the city according to him is “being devastated under Democrat rules. Devastated. He could tell you, we love Pennsylvania. I went to school in Philadelphia, what's happening to Philadelphia?”

How many have so far been killed in Philadelphia violence?

Trump decried the increasing homicides and crime rates in the state which he blamed on the “radical left democrats”.

“Fourteen people were shot last weekend in Philadelphia, 14, and the fake news will—God, that's a lot of fake news lately. A lot of fake news.”

“Well, they'll go out and check the facts for people were killed last weekend. At one point last month, seven people were shot in the span of just 71 minutes, in Philadelphia this year. Philadelphia has already seen more than 1,400 people shot including numerous beautiful little children.

“Last year, the city set an all time murder record with 560 homicides, and it's on track to shatter that record. Again in 2022 numbers that nobody's ever seen other than some other Democrat-run cities. Armed robberies in Philadelphia are up 62 percent. Doug, you have to take care of this. You have to take care of it, and we'll send you the goods, I'll send him the goods. You know what the goods are: lots of police officers. That's what the goods are.”

“Retail theft is up 59 percent from last year,” Mr. Trump said.

“There have been more than 750 carjackings this year. Anybody have a nice car, because you're not gonna have it long. More than triple the average for 2010 to 2019. And it's heading way up heading up in other cities that are run by Democrats also,” the former president added.

Trump advised Biden and congressional Democrats to “focus on stopping the killing and the bloodshed in Philadelphia and every other Democrat-run city in America where record death and destruction is taking place every single day,” instead of demonizing his supporters.

Are Trump's MAGA supporters undermining democracy?

Trump dismiss claims by Biden that supporters of his Make America Great Again (MAGA) project were undermining the country’s democracy but accused the Democrats of undermining democracy by censoring free speech.

“He thinks making America great again is a threat to our country. No, making America great again is great for our country.

“There's only one party that's waging war in American democracy by censoring free speech, criminalizing dissent. You see that happening? Disarming law-abiding citizens, issuing lawless mandates and unconstitutional orders, imprisoning political protesters. That's what they're doing, rigging elections. weaponizing the Justice Department and the FBI like never ever before. And raiding and breaking into the homes of their political opponents. I wonder who that could be.”

“Republicans in the MAGA movement are not the ones trying to undermine our democracy. We are the ones trying to save our democracy very simple. The danger to democracy comes from the radical left, not from the right. Not from the right,” he said.

The Pennsylvania speech was the first following a raid by FBI agents at the former president’s home where boxes of classified documents were recovered. Mr. Trump said the raid was politically motivated and that he had already declassified the documents before he removed them from the White House.

During a prime-time speech Thursday at the National Historical Park in downtown Philadelphia, where the U.S. Constitution was crafted in 1787, Biden railed in bitter terms against the Republican Party especially those who are in the circle of Trump’s Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement in a speech described by White House officials as “battle for the soul of the nation”.

Biden accused what he called “MAGA forces” of seeking to move the United States “backwards” to an era never seen before with fewer civil rights.

During his speech, Mr. Biden accused so-called “MAGA Republicans” of refusing to recognize free and fair elections, talking about violence in response to political policies they don’t like and working to thwart “the will of the people.”

 “I will not let the will of the American people be overturned by wild conspiracy theories and baseless, evidence-free claims of fraud. I will not stand by and watch elections in this country stolen by people who simply refuse to accept that they lost,” Mr. Biden lashed at supporters of Trump who refused to accept the results of the 2020 elections after their principal lost the election, according to The Washington Times.

 

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