Donald Trump makes odd claims about 'women' in rambling rant in hours before Joe Biden debate
Donald Trump has furiously taken to his social media platform Truth Social to rant.
Hours before he is set to go head-to-head with Joe Biden, Donald Trump has furiously taken to his social media platform Truth Social to rant.
The ex-president - who also compared his mugshot favourably to Elvis Presley's - posted a series of wild claims in his idiosyncratic all-caps style. One in particular took aim at Biden's immigration policies, claiming they put women at risk.
It read: "Biden’s policies are a NIGHTMARE FOR WOMEN when it comes to the Border and Immigration!"
Not elaborating further, he then celebrated poll results, writing: "10 POINTS UP IN THE RASMUSSEN POLL!!!"
Earlier, he hit out at right wing news channel Fox, seemingly hitting out at it's perceived bias.
He wrote: "WHY DOES FOXNEWS PUT ON SO MANY BIDEN PEOPLE, LIKE MICHAEL TYLER, COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR FOR BIDEN, WHO SPEWED LIES WITH VERY LITTLE PUSHBACK? AMAZING!!!"
The highly anticipated CNN debate tonight between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden marks a critical moment in the 2024 presidential election campaign.
Donald Trump, the 45th President of the United States, is seeking a return to the White House after his defeat in the 2020 election. His tenure was characterized by "America First" policies, deregulation and tax cuts.
He continues to command a strong following within the Republican Party. However, his presidency was marred by controversies, including two impeachments and numerous legal challenges.
Joe Biden's presidency has navigated complex issues such as the COVID-19 pandemic, inflation, and foreign policy challenges. Biden portrays himself as a steady and experienced leader capable of healing divisions and addressing the needs of the American middle class.
However, he faces criticism over issues like rising inflation, handling of immigration, and foreign policy, especially in relation to China and Russia.
Tonight's debate is expected to cover a wide range of topics, including the economy, healthcare, immigration, and foreign policy. Both candidates are likely to address their records, critique their opponent's policies, and present their vision for the future. The debate will be a crucial opportunity for voters to assess the candidates and their platforms, providing insight into the direction each plans to take the country if elected. As the election draws nearer, this debate could play a pivotal role in shaping public opinion and influencing the outcome of the race.