President Joe Biden Remembers Uvalde In Campaign Ad
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The ad also attacks Donald Trump for not supporting gun control.
A new Biden campaign ad has been released honoring the victims of the Uvalde, Texas, mass shooting in 2022 while criticizing former President Donald Trump on gun control.
The ad shows photos of President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden visiting Uvalde, with text appearing over the images.
“Joe Biden expanded background checks and is fighting to ban assault weapons,” the text read.
The video then goes to a clip of Trump as text appears over it, reading, “Donald Trump did nothing to keep us safe.”
As the ad ends, a final text is shown: “I’ll never forget, I’ll never stop fighting.”
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