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After the conventions of the Democratic and Republican parties, ahead of the US presidential elections to be held on November 3, the exchange of accusations between Donald Trump and Joe Biden continues.
On this occasion, the central theme was the demonstrations against racism and police violence, more specifically in Kenosha, in the state of Wisconsin, where the African-American Jacob Blake was shot seven times in the back by the police. The protests took on new force with the death.
Joe Biden accused Trump of the scale and impact of the protests that occurred during his administration, adding that the US president causes a division among the population.
Trump “cannot stop the violence because for years he has been fomenting it,” Biden said.
Trump defends teenager who killed two people during protests
In his defense, the president of the United States said that Joe Biden was on the side of the “anarchist” protesters and assumed himself as the leader capable of guaranteeing “law and order”, defending Kyle Rittenhouse, the 17-year-old teenager who killed two men during protests in Kenosha, and Trump supporter.
Donald Trump believes that the boy acted in self-defense and justified his opinion with a cartoon.
“It’s an interesting situation. He (Kyle Rittenhouse) was trying to get away from the protesters, I think, it seems, and he fell. And then they attacked him very violently. He was in trouble,” Trump concluded.
Trump to visit Kenosha police forces
Donald Trump will travel to Kenosha on Tuesday, where he has an appointment with the police forces.
The governor of Wisconsin, Democrat Tony Evers, in a letter sent to the White House, asked the president of the United States to cancel his trip to avoid a further escalation of tension among the protesters.
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