Biden campaign spokesperson James Singer accused Donald Trump of doubling “down on his threats of political violence.”
Former President Donald Trump claimed that he — not President Joe Biden — will protect Social Security and warned of a"bloodbath" if he loses in November as he campaigned for Senate candidate Bernie Moreno in Ohio.
Saturday's rally was hosted by Buckeye Values PAC, a group backing Moreno's candidacy. But Trump used the stage to deliver a profanity-filled version of his usual rally speech that again painted an apocalyptic picture of the country if Biden wins a second term. Trump campaign spokesman Steven Cheung said that Trump had clearly been talking about the impact of a second Biden term on the auto industry and broader economy.Trump repeatedly noted his difficulty reading from his teleprompters, which could be seen visibly whipping in 35-mile-per-hour wind gusts.
"He's getting some very tough Democrat fake treatment right now," Trump said."And we're not going to stand for it because I know this man. We all know this man. He's a hero, he's a winner. And we're not going to let these people — these people are sick." "I made a promise that I will always keep Social Security, Medicare. We always will keep it. We never will cut it," he said.
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