January 6th 2024.
President Joe Biden took a strong stance against his predecessor, Donald Trump, during a campaign rally in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania on the third anniversary of the January 6 Capitol Riot. Hours later, Trump responded in his own rally in Sioux Center, Iowa.
Biden declared that Trump was a 'loser', and that he was attempting to steal the election and history just as he had tried to do three years prior. He went on to criticize Trump for trying to rewrite the facts of the insurrection and for calling those involved 'patriots'. He said that Trump was 'obsessed with the past' and 'willing to sacrifice our democracy to put himself in power'.
Trump retaliated, mocking Biden for stuttering through his speech and not being able to pronounce 'democracy'. He joked that Biden 'couldn't read the words' and that he 'couldn't walk off the stage', before imitating him. He then went on to defend those involved in the riot, saying that they had 'been treated worse than anyone in history', and that he would 'pardon them if he returned to office'.
It was clear that Biden's words had stung, as Trump stayed away from the topic of the anniversary and made only brief mentions of it. Instead, his focus was primarily on attacking his enemies, urging his supporters to vote and promising that he would 'return to office'.
Biden, on the other hand, reiterated that Trump was a 'loser' and that 'you can't love your country only when you win'. He declared that Trump's campaign was 'not about America, not about you', and that it was 'not the future, it's about him'.
It is clear that the tension between these two former presidents is still high, and the feud between them is unlikely to end any time soon.
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