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“Last night’s debate in this election was meant to be about youArray. . . all the other people who make a difference,” Biden said Wednesday morning on a crusade in Cleveland, minutes before starting his exercise trip.
Tuesday night’s debate in Cleveland was considered the ugliest in fashion history, with repeated interruptions and applicants throwing accusations and insults at each other, but as the president spoke exclusively to Biden or the moderator, Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace, the former Vice President turned several times and looked directly at the camera as he spoke to American voters.
When he began his exercise tour, Biden repainted the portrait of the president as a wealthy millionaire disconnected from the average American.
“Does your president perceive what you’re going through?The question is: see where you are and where you need to be?Have you tried to put yourself in your shoes to perceive what’s going on in your life or is he just ignoring you?” biden asked.
And Biden has adopted a line of attack he has used in weeks, highlighting his working-class education in Scranton, Pennsylvania and contrasting it with Trump’s education between wealth and privilege.
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“I look at things from Scranton’s point of view. He looks at him from Park Avenue, He despises us. He judges us,” Biden said.
Biden brought Tiffany Davis, a fifth grade elementary school instructor and cancer survivor from Girard, Ohio, whose husband now visits a General Motors plant in Bowling Green, Ky. , weekly after GM’s last plant in Lordstown, Ohio. and it does a part.
Trump was able to seize the anguish of Lordstown factory staff and others across the state in 2016 by winning Ohio through 8 issues about Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.
At a demonstration near Youngstown in 2017, Trump promised citizens that production work would return and told the crowd, “Don’t move, don’t sell your house. “But Trump couldn’t save GM from the final floor of his presidency.
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Biden accused the president on Tuesday of “lying. ” He lies to you about what is happening precisely . . . He said, “Don’t move, don’t sell your space because no Ohio factory will close in Donald Trump’s America. “”
And he claimed that Trump, “during his four years as president, broke his promise. He forgot the Americans he said he was going to fight. “
Biden said that on his exercise tour, he would “talk to people” about how he would “control the virus, publicize the plan, combine Congress, and provide help and resources to schools and businesses so that we can safely and robustly reopen our economy. ” . with genuine plan and leadership. “
Returning to his days in Amtrak, his nearly 4 decades representing Delaware in the Senate, Biden said, “I’ve traveled more than 2,100,000 miles in Amtrak. “
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Highlighting his adventure from Wilmington, Del. , to Washington, D. C. , he said, “I made this 250-mile circular every day. I would get to know the exercise engineers, the drivers and the other passengers. “
Biden, known as “Amtrak Joe” for his years in the Senate, greeted his supporters and Amtrak workers when he got on the train. He also paid tribute to a small organization of supporter status in the most sensitive of a construction in front of the train tracks. .
After leaving Cleveland, Biden and his wife Jill stopped in Alliance, Ohio. The exercise was scheduled to make stops in western Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Greenburg, New Alexandria, Latrobe and Johnstown.
An average of the most recent public opinion ballots in Ohio compiled through Real Clear Politics shows that Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has a 3. 3 point merit over the president. This includes a Fox News ballot made from September 20 to September 20, 23 and published last week. , the former vice president outperformed Trump by 50-45% among likely Ohio voters.
An average of the most recent ballots in Pennsylvania’s key battlefield state, compiled via Real Clear Politics, indicates a closed festival: Biden ahead of the president with 5. 7 points. The new average includes a Fox News ballot released Thursday that showed the former vice president a seven-point lead over Trump.
Pennsylvania, along with Michigan and Wisconsin, had been worn down by Democrats in the presidential election for a quarter of a century, but Trump gradually beat Clinton in all three states four years ago, helping her win the White House. The run-up to the 2016 election gave Clinton a 2. 2-point credit for Trump in Keystone state, but Trump outperded the Democrat through seven-tenths of a percent to capture Pennsylvania’s 20 electoral votes.
Madeleine Rivera of Fox News contributed to this report.