Biden Team Names 'Most Insane Thing' Trump's Ever Said
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The president's campaign breaks out a few reminders from four years ago.
President Joe Biden’s campaign team stepped up its meme game on Wednesday by responding to a viral tweet with a reminder about Donald Trump.
The campaign’s rapid response feed retweeted a message on X that asked for “the most insane thing someone has said during an interview.”
Many of the responses included clips from sports, celebrities and other elements of pop culture.
But the Biden-Harris HQ account replied with a clip of Trump from the summer of 2020, during the height of the coronavirus pandemic and before vaccines were available, in which the then-president dismissed the 1,000 Americans dying each day of COVID-19.
“They are dying, that’s true, and it is what it is,” Trump told Axios:
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But whether Republicans can get these kinds of cuts through Congress is complicated.
Fox News personalities seem fine with athletes expressing political views, as long as they align with their own.