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Joe Biden, democratic candidate for the presidential election of 2020, in a meeting at Wilmington, on the 12th of march 2020.
By Paul Gratian
The democratic candidate to the us presidential elections has been estimated that Blacks ready to vote for Trump were “not black”.
The campaign of Joe Biden for the presidential election in the United States goes decidedly not as planned. Prevented from doing rallies and confined to his home because of the outbreak of coronavirus, accused of rape by a former member of staff, he is now being criticised for having regard to the remarks that were deemed racist. In an interview broadcast on Friday, 22 may, the former vice-president of Barack Obama, was of the view that Blacks ready to vote Trump were “not black“. A phrase that has generated a lot of controversy overseas about this candidate is very popular among the electorate is black.
These about controversies have been kept to the very end of the interview of Joe Biden in the popular show of radio new york’s The Breakfast Club. “You have any more questions ?“, he told the journalist Charlamagne tha God, who asked him to come back to continue the interview. “I’ll tell you, if you have a problem to decide if you are for me or for Trump, then you’re not black, “said Joe Biden, without the moderator, himself black, does not respond directly. “It has nothing to do with Trump, it has to do with the fact that I want something for my community,” explained the latter.
The team of Trump’s protests, Joe Biden apologizes
While the electorate is black is key for anyone who wants to one day become president of the United States, these remarks have aroused the wrath of the team of his opponent, republican Donald Trump, who has described this exchange of “disgusting“. Donald Trump Junior, has even said that Joe Biden had “the mentality of a racist disgusting and dehumanizing“. Of the criticisms that have forced Joe Biden, a regular in the “oops”, react. “I would not have had to be as casual“, regretted the political man of 77 years old. “Nobody should have to vote for a party on the basis of its race, its religion, its origins“, he continued, regretting his words that he has termed “unfortunate“.
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Former us vice-president Joe Biden and the senator from Vermont BERNIE SANDERS to participate in the presidential debate democratic. Because of concerns about the coronavirus, the debate has been moved from Phoenix to Washington, D. C on march 15, 2020. To greet the candidates are to use their elbows.
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Joe Biden praises first responders “brave” of the epidemic Coronavirus (Covid-19) during his appearance on The Tonight Show: Home Edition.
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Info – Joe Biden is the new democratic presidential candidate official de facto 2020. The decision of the senator from Vermont Bernie Sanders to leave the race Wednesday, means that the former vice-president can now fully dedicate his time and energy in the general election against president Donald Trump. In the photo, former us vice-president Joe Biden, democratic candidate for the presidential election of 2020, speaks alongside his wife, Jill Biden, at left in the Super Tuesday Los Angeles Rally that was held at Baldwin Hills Recreation Center on march 3, 2020 Baldwin Hills, Los Angeles.
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Mika Brzezinski interview with Joe Biden during the show Morning Joe in Wilmington city of Delaware in the United States during the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19), may 1, 2020 Previous Next
