“I am a candidate and we are going to win,” the American president, who has been the target of criticism over his state of health, declared at a rally in Detroit (Michigan).
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The American president wants to silence criticism of his physical and mental state. “There’s been a lot of speculation lately. What’s Joe Biden going to do? Is he going to stay in the race? Here’s my answer: I’m running and we’re going to win.”he insisted to his supporters. “I promise I’m fine”Joe Biden told his supporters in Detroit, Michigan (United States), Friday July 12.
“I promise I’m fine”the Democratic presidential candidate added earlier at a restaurant in Northville, a suburb of Detroit, responding to criticism of his ability to lead the country.
“I will stay in motion”promised the 81-year-old Democrat on Thursday, during a press conference presented as crucial for his political destiny, very uncertain since a calamitous debate on June 27 against the 78-year-old Republican billionaire and several slips of the tongue in his speeches.
To beat Donald Trump in November, he will absolutely have to win Michigan, an industrial state in the Great Lakes region. Joe Biden attacked his rival, presenting him as “a threat to the nation”.
The American president denounced the “project 2025”a vast government program bearing the imprint of the radical right, and from which the former president seeks to distance himself, although it was drafted by close allies. “Americans want a president, not a dictator”he said, referring to Donald Trump’s statement that he would be a dictator “for a day”.
