Trump: US Will Cease to Exist if Biden Wins Election
Former President Donald Trump has claimed that a victory for President Joe Biden in the upcoming November elections would mean the United States would cease to exist. Trump made these remarks during a speech in Atlanta on Thursday evening, which was part of this year’s first presidential debate.
“If he wins this election, our country won’t even have a chance to recover from it. We probably won’t have a country left. Everything is so bad. He is the worst president in history,” Trump stated.
Biden has countered by saying that Trump is the worst American leader in history. “This is a fact; this isn’t a game,” Biden insisted, citing polling data.
Trump responded by arguing that the polls indicate the opposite. “It’s Biden who has been rated as the worst. I am rated among the best,” the Republican confidently asserted.
Biden challenged Trump for examples of these ratings. “I’ll show you, I’ll show you,” Trump promised. “He is the worst president in history, and everyone knows it,” he concluded.
The first-ever televised debate between the current and former president took place in Atlanta. Additionally, it was the first time debates were held in June, just four months before the presidential election set for November.
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