Ahead of the president’s first debate in Ohio on Tuesday, they have ridiculed Joe Biden for demanding Donald Trump take a drug test.
While chuckling Asked about demand At a news conference on Sunday, Biden said: “It’s almost – no. I have no comment. “
But Biden slammed the Trump campaign, saying the president apparently believes the best case for his re-election is “made in the urine.”
“Biden’s spokesman,” Vice President Biden said in a statement. Said Politico. “If the president thinks his best case is made in urine, he can come to him.
“We would expect nothing less from Donald Trump, who lost the opportunity to save the lives of 200,000 Americans when he did not plan to stop Covid-19.”
Biden and Trump will discuss Tuesday, Trump is badly behind in the election and in fund-raising, even though he has been hit by scandals, including a New York Times report that reveals he owes millions and uses potential fraudulent schemes to avoid paying taxes. .
Against such headlines, which had previously come through reports that Trump considered dead soldiers “losers” and “suckers”, and the emergence of new sexual assault allegations, the president is struggling to focus on his opponent.
Trump has repeatedly accused himself of being sensitive, such as accusing Hillary Clinton of enabling a sexual assault. At least 26 women have come forward with claims of sexual misconduct by Trump.
Trump has repeated the same attack on Clinton after months of efforts by Trump and his campaign to present Biden as an unlisted presence.
“People say he was on performance-enhancing drugs,” Trump told a news conference at the White House on Sunday. That too Tweeted On Sunday there is a demand that Biden take a drug test.
In a previous false accusation against Biden, Trump’s allies created a false controversy and the former vice president planned to leave the debate.
Trump and Biden are scheduled to meet for 90 minutes Tuesday at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. The event will be hosted by Fox News’ Chris W. Les and is scheduled to begin at 9 p.m. ET.
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