How Donald Trump and Elon Musk fell in love
Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, while talking about ex-US President Donald Trump, said, “I was always surprised… Biden didn’t do it.” He added, “I was always surprised Trump asked me to leave.” Musk further said, “I don’t know how much dirt they have on each other because of the amount of time they spent together.”
The new book explores how the inner circle of Biden kept his mental decline at bay
US Senator Chuck Schumer has said he thinks Joe Biden should drop out of the 2020 presidential race, as he was unable “to do his job because of mental decline”, CNN reported. “I want him to run,” Schumer said, adding, “I don’t know what that means…but it seems to be what he’s telling me.” Biden is currently the Democratic Party’s vice presidential nominee.
Opinion on Regime Change in Syria
US President Joe Biden has said that the country will help Syria form an interim government after President Bashar al-Assad’s ouster. “We are prepared to work with Syrians to find a solution,” Biden added. The US has been battling the Islamic State in Syria for a decade and largedly defeated the group five years ago.
Trump is back, how Biden will change his “America’s back” message at the G20
US President Joe Biden will be meeting with leaders from the Asia Pacific Economic Community (APEC) in Hawaii this week. “I would look to Biden to make some practical points, because the likelihood of Trump administration imposing tariffs is real,” Daniel Russel, former assistant secretary of state for South and Central Asia, said.
Potential rivals of Harris for president endorsed her
US President Joe Biden has endorsed his Vice President Kamala Harris for President, a day after he announced that he was suspending his presidential campaign. “I’m proud to stand with Kamala Harris in her fight to build a better future for all of our nation,” Biden said. Harris is the first Democrat to declare her candidacy for the 2020 presidential election.
6 political things came out of Biden’s decision to step aside
US Vice President Joe Biden on Sunday said he will not run for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. In a video announcement, he said, “There comes a time in life when you’ve to make a decision and today, I’ve made my decision. The time is now.” Biden’s decision could pave the way for Harris to claim the Democratic Party’s nomination.
The decision of Biden to step aside was political
Former US Vice President Joe Biden on Saturday announced that he’s withdrawing from the 2020 presidential race. Biden’s announcement comes after President Donald Trump declared that he’s not running for a second term in office. “I think it’s a moment for the country to consider that the President has given us a lesson: that our own wishes, our own immediate desires, should not always be controlling,” Biden said.
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US President Joe Biden, while announcing he won’t seek a second term in office, said his decision was influenced by pressure from his party after a debate at the end of June. Biden said he would speak to the Nation this week in more detail about his decision, but did not give any information on how the Democratic Party could make a decision.
Biden drops out of the reelection race and supports Harris
US Senator Elizabeth Warren on Sunday asked, “If Joe Biden ends his reelection campaign, how can he justify remaining President?” This comes after Biden dropped out of the 2020 US Presidential race. “With this selfless and patriotism act, President Biden is doing what he has done throughout his life of service: putting the American people and our country above everything else,” Vice President Kamala Harris said.
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US President Joe Biden has said that he tries to be dictator but not on the first day of the campaign. “I was adamant that this was not just a bad night, but a bad night for Mr Biden and his image with voters on mental acuity and ability to serve,” he said. Biden was responding to a question on the first day of the campaign.