:quality(85)/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/infobae/IN5LJRBLQ5AWVOBVWCSOHCPIQE "Biden accused Trump of wanting to “destroy” US democracy: “He will do anything to achieve power”")
In a fierce attack against his potential opponent in the upcoming November elections, US President Joe Biden accused Donald Trump of wanting to “destroy” democracy in the United States. Biden issued the warning during the “Super Tuesday” primaries, emphasizing that Trump is willing to do anything to achieve power.
Speaking through a statement released by his campaign team, Biden stated, “Trump is determined to destroy our democracy, rip away fundamental freedoms like women’s ability to make their own health care decisions and pass another round of billions of dollars in tax cuts for the rich, and he will do or say anything to achieve power.”
Biden also pointed out the massive voter turnout on recent election days as a clear sign of the people’s willingness to combat Trump’s “extreme plan.” He emphasized, “Today, millions of voters across the country made their voices heard, showing that they are ready to fight against Donald Trump’s extreme plan to push us back.”
The Democratic president urged Americans to defend democracy, stating, “Every generation of Americans will face a moment when they will have to defend democracy. This is our fight.”
Biden’s message on social media after the Super Tuesday election day highlighted the choice facing the American people: moving forward or allowing Trump to lead the country into chaos, division, and darkness.
With victories on Super Tuesday, Biden’s candidacy for the presidential election this year has been strengthened, with the Democratic leader advancing without rivals towards the November elections. The first states to close the polling stations on Super Tuesday saw Biden securing significant percentages of the votes, further solidifying his position as the Democratic frontrunner.
As the race for the nomination continues, Biden is on the path to securing the delegates needed for his party’s convention in August. The Democratic leader remains focused on defending democracy and pushing back against what he sees as Trump’s destructive agenda.