In a speech to his supporters in Dallas, Texas, former President Donald Trump expressed his desire to return to the White House and criticized his Democratic rival, President Joe Biden. Trump called Biden the worst president in the history of the country, a complete liar, and accused him of being corrupt and a threat to democracy. He also joked about Biden coming after the audience’s firearms.
Despite facing multiple criminal charges for his attempt to overturn the 2020 election results, Trump continues to campaign. This time, he received support from the National Rifle Association (NRA) in Texas. Meanwhile, President Biden was campaigning in Georgia and spoke to supporters about the importance of democracy and the threats he sees from his opponent.
Biden called Trump a sore loser, obsessed with his 2020 defeat, and accused him of running for revenge rather than to lead the country. The two candidates have different views on gun control, with Biden advocating for stricter restrictions, including reinstating the ban on assault weapons. Gun violence remains a significant issue in the United States, with over 40,000 gun-related deaths reported last year.
In their respective campaign events, both Trump and Biden highlighted the stakes of the upcoming election and sought to energize their supporters. Their contrasting visions for the country and policies on key issues will be central to the presidential race in the coming months.
