President Biden’s re-election campaign has launched a digital ad highlighting former President Donald Trump’s comments that there would be a “bloodbath” if he is not elected, as well as other rhetoric from his Republican rivals.
short advertisement President Trump told his supporters, “If I don’t win, it’s going to be a disaster. It’s going to be a bloodbath for this country.”
Additionally, when the former president said after the 2017 violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, that there are “very good people on both sides,” and during the 2020 presidential debate, It also posted other comments by President Trump, including when he was asked if he was correct. He aggressively condemned militia groups and white supremacists and responded, “Proud boys, stand back and stand by.”
President Trump’s remarks about a “bloodbath” at Republican Senate candidate Bernie Moreno’s rally in Ohio on Saturday were seen during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol. This sparked outrage over whether he was threatening similar violence. If he loses to Biden in November.
The ad also played audio from a recent Trump rally, during which a voice over a loudspeaker says, “Please stand up for the horribly wronged January 6th hostages.” flowed. They included Trump saying he would “absolutely” pardon and commute the defendant’s sentence on Jan. 6, and refusing to answer a question about whether he would tell his supporters not to incite violence. was also included.
“Stop Trump. JoeBiden.com,” the ad reads.
Biden responded to the bloody comments on social media by saying it was “clear” that Trump wanted another January 6th. Meanwhile, Trump and his allies argue that the president is talking about the auto industry in his rhetoric.
The new ad is part of an ongoing strategy by the Biden campaign to push out some of President Trump’s rhetoric that it deems dangerous. is expected to lean toward Biden.
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Biden campaign launches digital ad with Trump’s ‘blood bath’ comments
President Biden’s re-election campaign has launched a digital ad highlighting former President Donald Trump’s comments that there would be a “bloodbath” if he is not elected, as well as other rhetoric from his Republican rivals.
short advertisement President Trump told his supporters, “If I don’t win, it’s going to be a disaster. It’s going to be a bloodbath for this country.”
Additionally, when the former president said after the 2017 violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, that there are “very good people on both sides,” and during the 2020 presidential debate, It also posted other comments by President Trump, including when he was asked if he was correct. He aggressively condemned militia groups and white supremacists and responded, “Proud boys, stand back and stand by.”
President Trump’s remarks about a “bloodbath” at Republican Senate candidate Bernie Moreno’s rally in Ohio on Saturday were seen during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol. This sparked outrage over whether he was threatening similar violence. If he loses to Biden in November.
The ad also played audio from a recent Trump rally, during which a voice over a loudspeaker says, “Please stand up for the horribly wronged January 6th hostages.” flowed. They included Trump saying he would “absolutely” pardon and commute the defendant’s sentence on Jan. 6, and refusing to answer a question about whether he would tell his supporters not to incite violence. was also included.
“Stop Trump. JoeBiden.com,” the ad reads.
Biden responded to the bloody comments on social media by saying it was “clear” that Trump wanted another January 6th. Meanwhile, Trump and his allies argue that the president is talking about the auto industry in his rhetoric.
The new ad is part of an ongoing strategy by the Biden campaign to push out some of President Trump’s rhetoric that it deems dangerous. is expected to lean toward Biden.
Copyright 2024 Nexstar Media Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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