President Joe Biden denounced the assassination shot against Republican opponent Donald Trump on Sunday, encouraged Americans to arrive together in agreement, and called an appraisal of protection at the march where Trump was injured.
Biden, who has been closed in a resentful movement fighting with ex-President Trump ahead of the November 5 election, claimed he would discourse the American Republicans on Sunday night on the necessity for harmony.
“Unity is the most elusive goal of all, but nothing is more important than that right now — unity. We’ll debate and we’ll disagree. That’s not going to change. But we’re not going to lose sight of who we are as Americans,” he conveyed.
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Biden claimed, “He had a short but good conversation with Trump on Sunday night and that he is sincerely grateful that he is doing well and recovering.”
He claimed, “He had ordered a review of security amid questions about how the shooter was able to get into a position to open fire at Trump.”
“There is no place in America for this kind of violence or any violence for that matter. An assassination attempt is contrary to everything we stand for […] as a nation — everything,” he articulated.
Published in The Dawn News
