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This combination of file photos
shows US President Donald Trump(L) speaking to the media prior to
departing from the White House in Washington, DC, on March 3, 2020,
and Democratic presidential hopeful and former Vice President Joe
Biden at a Nevada Caucus watch party on February 22, 2020, in Las
Vegas, Nevada, during the Nevada caucuses. SAUL LOEB, Ronda
Churchill / AFP

 

President Donald Trump told voters near his opponent Joe Biden’s
Pennsylvania birthplace on Thursday that the Democrat has sold out
American workers and would be a “nightmare” if he got into
power.

Biden is “your worst nightmare,” Trump told the crowd in an
extraordinarily dark speech in Old Forge, just down the road from
Biden’s old hometown of Scrant on, in the heart of the key election
battleground state.


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“He spent the last half-century in Washington selling out our
country and ripping off our jobs and letting other countries steal
our jobs,” Trump said hours before Biden was to address the nation
and accept the Democratic nomination for the White House.

Trump used his speech to snatch the limelight on Biden’s big
day, blasting the Democrat as someone who would raise taxes, open
borders to “let in violent mobs” and abandon American workers.

 

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during an event about regulatory reform on the South Lawn of the White House on July 16, 2020 in Washington, DC. Drew Angerer/Getty Images/AFP
File photo: U.S.
President Donald Trump speaks during an event about regulatory
reform on the South Lawn of the White House on July 16, 2020, in
Washington, DC. Drew Angerer/Getty Images/AFP

 

Indicating the flavour of his reelection campaign in the next
two and a half months, Trump claimed that recent crime spikes in
big cities and sometimes violent protests against police abuses
would engulf the country under Biden.

“If you want a vision of your life under a Biden presidency,
think of the smouldering ruins in Minneapolis, the violent anarchy
of Portland, the blood-stained sidewalks of Chicago, and imagine
the mayhem coming to your town,” he said.

Trump referenced everything from his walling off of part of the
Mexican border to military funding and what he claimed was greater
international respect for the United States.

Often, his speech veered into a less standard territory,
describing the Democrats as something like out of a dystopian
novel.

They “turn your family against you for speaking your mind while
they indoctrinate your children with twisted, twisted world views,”
he said at one point.

“They’re coming to get you,” he said.

“Me, we, we’re the wall between the American dream and total
insanity and destruction of the greatest country in the history of
the world.”

AFP

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