Condemning Trump for the pandemic's catastrophic toll and for stoking white supremacist violence, the Democratic presidential nominee made the case for hope under a Biden administration.
"Joe and Kamala will restore our standing in the world—and as we’ve learned from this pandemic, that matters," the former president said.
Sen. Harris joined Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden on stage in Wilmington, DE, for the first time since Biden announced her as his running mate.
The novel coronavirus disease has claimed the lives of nearly 156,000 Americans, and the president of the United States believes “it is what it is.”
“It’s about jobs—good paying jobs, financial stability, building wealth for families of color."
The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee unveiled the third part of his economic recovery program, which includes expanding care for children, elderly Americans, and people living with disabilities.
On Monday, the “America First” president showed his patriotism by calling Chicago “worse than any war zone that we’re in.”