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Biden Campaign Targets Trump’s ‘I Don’t Care About You’ Remark
President Biden’s reelection campaign has released a new video highlighting former President Trump’s recent controversial statement that he doesn’t care about people, only their votes.
During a rally in Las Vegas on Sunday, where temperatures soared above 100 degrees, Trump expressed frustration over technical issues and even threatened not to pay the crew. In this context, Trump remarked that he doesn’t need every voter to support him.
“I don’t want anyone going on me, we need every voter. I don’t care about you, I just want your vote. I don’t care,” Trump declared.
The Biden campaign quickly capitalized on this moment, producing a video featuring Trump’s words. The video concludes with an image of President Biden and the statement, “I’m Joe Biden and I approve this message.”
According to Decision Desk HQ/The Hill, Biden is currently trailing Trump in Nevada, with Biden polling at 45.6 percent compared to Trump’s 49 percent. Winning Nevada is crucial for Biden in the 2024 election, as he secured the state in 2020 with over 50 percent of the vote, while Trump garnered nearly 48 percent.
Over the past week, the Biden campaign has launched several videos criticizing Trump’s rhetoric. On Friday, they released a video condemning Trump’s comments about veterans. Additionally, on Thursday, the campaign aired an ad featuring three veterans who labeled Trump as a “draft dodger” and questioned his suitability to be commander in chief, coinciding with the anniversary of the D-Day landings.