Joe Biden: ’We gotta beat Donald Trump. He’s the virus’

During a drive-in rally in Philadelphia, Joe Biden attacked Trump for not taking the virus seriously, resulting in over two hundred thousand deaths of Americans, and called him a ’virus’. ’Imagine where we’d be if this president just wore a mask instead of mocked it from the beginning,’ Biden said, adding, ’The truth is, to beat the virus, we’ve first got to beat Donald Trump. He’s the virus.’

Joe Biden: ’We gotta beat Donald Trump. He’s the virus’

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