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The former vice president tweeted the link on Thursday, saying, “Donald Trump promised to be the best employment president God has ever created. Instead, millions of Americans have lost their jobs and we are facing the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. “
Donald Trump promised to be the biggest employment president created by God.
Instead, millions of Americans have lost their jobs and we are facing the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. #Primesbroken https://t.co/JzjZu7KKRr
– JB biden (@jobiden) August 28, 2020
On the coronavirus epidemic, the Biden campaign pointed out when Trump said “like a miracle – it will disappear.” Biden’s team claims that Trump “failed to address the epidemic in a meaningful way, and his relative inaction led to nearly six months of economic chaos, millions of lost jobs and the loss of 180,000 American lives – which did not end the coronavirus epidemic.”
On immigration, the site points to one of the first promises of the Trump campaign, in which the president said It “will build a great wall on our southern border and I will pay Mexico for that wall.”
The Trump administration has built or replaced hundreds of miles of border wall, but for that U.S. Tax dollars have been paid.
Altogether, the site lists 12 policy areas where the Biden campaign claims that Trump did not deliver.
Trump announced that Keep America America would be his re-election slogan before the formal formal launch of his campaign last year.
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