Trump Responds To Claim Biden Would've Beat Him If He Stayed In The Race
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The president reportedly regrets dropping his reelection bid after a disastrous debate performance.
President Joe Biden reportedly believes he would’ve defeated Donald Trump if he didn’t drop out of the race after a disastrous debate performance over the summer.
Trump, naturally, disagrees.
“Well, he was way behind, he would’ve really, I assume, not had a chance,” the president-elect told reporters at a Mar-a-Lago New Year’s Eve party when asked about the report.
“I wish him well,” Trump added. “He had a chance to do it in the debate, and that didn’t work out too well for him. That was, I guess, the reason that really led to his downfall.”
Biden’s approval ratings sagged through much of his presidency and he was behind Trump in a number of polls when the two met for what would turn out to be a fateful debate in June.
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The governor had to ask his teenage son to translate what one barb meant.
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The unidentified suspect was found inside a bathroom at Gracie Mansion, and later showed police a video of him removing the holiday item from a drawer in the house
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The president-elect shared anti-immigrant misinformation moments after an inaccurate report from Fox News.
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The accident occurred just before midnight outside a home, the Honolulu Fire Department said in a statement.