Biden says ‘everybody must condemn’ attack on Trump, hopes to speak with ex-president soon
- President Joe Biden condemned the violence at a Donald Trump rally where gunshots were fired, stating there is no place for such violence in America.
- Biden expressed prayers for Trump and attendees, emphasizing the need for condemnation as the investigation unfolds.
- Biden, in response to the shooting, highlighted the lack of tolerance for such violence in the U.S. and reached out to Trump following the incident.
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Biden says ‘no place for this kind of violence in America’ after shooting at Trump rally
Biden says ‘no place for this kind of violence in America’ after shooting at Trump rally kcpnews2 Sun, 07/14/2024 - 08:27 Image (Colorado Newsline) President Joe Biden denounced political violence during brief remarks Saturday night after a shooting abruptly ended a campaign rally that Donald Trump was holding in Pennsylvania and injured the former president. Biden declined to say if the incident, which is under investigation by the Secre…
Ashley Judd among stars to condemn violence after Donald Trump shooting
US actress Ashley Judd and Yusuf/Cat Stevens are among the celebrities who have condemned political violence following the assassination attempt on Donald Trump.
Biden addresses the nation and condemns violence after Trump rally shooting: 'It's sick' - News Facts Network
President Joe Biden addressed the nation on Saturday following an apparent shooting at a Donald... The post Biden addresses the nation and condemns violence after Trump rally shooting: ‘It’s sick’ appeared first on News Facts Network.
Egypt Condemns Trump Assassination Attempt
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi expressed Egypt’s condemnation of the assassination attempt on former United States President – and current candidate – Donald Trump during an election rally on 13 July. The Egyptian leader called the incident “treacherous” and wished Trump a speedy recovery. Al-Sisi’s administration previously had a positive relationship with the United States government during Trump’s presidency from 2016 to 2020. The tw…
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