'Couldn't Have Said It Better': Biden Team Taunts Trump Over 'Bone Crushing' Claim
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The president's rapid response team mocked the latest fundraising appeal from Trump.
President Joe Biden’s team used Donald Trump’s latest fundraising appeal against him in a new attack on social media.
The Trump campaign sent an email to supporters, ostensibly from the former president, with “Absolutely Bone Crushing” as the subject line.
“Biden raises millions while I’ll be stuck in court!” reads the message inside from the former president, which leads to an appeal for campaign cash ahead of Tuesday’s monthly fundraising deadline.
Biden’s rapid response team wrote “Couldn’t have said it better ourselves” as it shared the plea:
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