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Reid didn’t hold back her criticism of Biden either, stating, “Oh, and by the way, if it’s Biden in a coma, I’m gonna vote for Biden in a coma. I don’t even really particularly like the guy. A lot of his policies, don’t like him. He’s not Donald Trump, right? Yeah, Hitler, White House, we keeping them out, keeping Project 2025 out. That’s all I care about.” Her passionate plea highlighted the extent to which she views Trump as a threat to the country.
Earlier in the week, Reid lashed out at the Supreme Court’s decision to grant Trump immunity, reinforcing her stance against the former president. “Donald John Trump cannot be allowed back into the White House. Because if you combine that madman with this court, two of whose members are insurrectionists, one of whom flew an upside down flag at his home,” she said following the July 1 ruling.
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Amid these heated debates, President Biden confirmed during a campaign event in Madison, Wisconsin, that he would continue his presidential run. The 81-year-old addressed his supporters, acknowledging his poor performance in the recent CNN debate, which has fueled calls for him to step down due to concerns about his age and mental acuity.
In a taped interview with ABC News’ George Stephanopoulos, Biden described his condition during the debate as “sick” and “feeling terrible.” When questioned about the seriousness of his symptoms, he downplayed concerns, stating, “It was a bad episode. No indication of any serious condition. I didn’t listen to my instincts in terms of preparing, and I had a bad night.”
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Biden explained further, “I was feeling terrible. As a matter of fact, the docs with me I asked if they did a Covid test, they were trying to figure out what’s wrong. They did a test to see whether or not I had some infection, you know, a virus. I didn’t. I just had a really bad cold.” Despite his health issues, Biden’s campaign is preparing a vigorous recovery effort, with First Lady Jill Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris set to launch a comprehensive campaign tour across key battleground states this month.
Reid’s explosive comments reflect the intense emotions and high stakes surrounding the upcoming election. Her willingness to support Biden under any circumstances illustrates a broader sentiment among some Democrats who see the 2024 election as a critical juncture for the nation. With the political landscape increasingly polarized, Reid’s rant serves as a stark reminder of the fervent opposition Trump continues to face, even from within the media.
