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Trump labeled 'moron' after he accuses Biden of 'anti-police crusade' over Breonna Taylor Louisville protests

Many pointed out to POTUS that Biden was in fact in favour of police reforms and has promised to even work towards their mental health to help them focus on their jobs
PUBLISHED SEP 25, 2020
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President Donald Trump once again stirred up controversy after he accused his rival and Democratic candidate Joe Biden of going on an "anti-police crusade". He also called out Biden for calling law enforcement the "enemy". Trump made these accusations during his rally in Jacksonville, Florida, on September 24.

Trump's comments came after violence broke in several cities of the United States and two police officers were shot during the protests in Louisville, Kentucky. The protests started after a Kentucky grand jury brought no charges against Louisville police for Breonna Taylor’s death. 

"Joe Biden is weak as hell," Trump said of his Democratic opponent, claiming Biden wants to eradicate prisons and thinks law enforcement is the enemy. "Law enforcement, let's give them a hand, please," the president said, followed by chants of "Back the blue". Trump further said, "Biden's anti-police crusade must stop. He surrendered his party to flag burners, rioters and anti-police radicals." The president added with a smirk, "Joe, they're not peaceful! I think he believes it."

Biden had previously condemned the violence and destruction caused by clashes between BLM protesters and the police in several tweets. On September 23, Biden tweeted, "Even amidst the profound grief & anger today's decision generated, violence is never & can never be the answer. Those who engage in it must be held accountable. Jill & I are keeping the officers shot tonight in Louisville in our prayers. We wish them both a swift & full recovery."


As soon as Trump's comment came into light, people started reacting to it, as one citizen said, "And the lies continue to flow endlessly from this administration... please give us all of your names. We would like to record them for generations to come in the history books so your families can live with the shame. Thanks." While another one shared a link and said, "I believe you meant yours. Biden is calling for more funding for communities while you dodge your bills like you dodged the draft."



While some angry Internet users commented saying, "That's all he does is bash people if he spend his time trying to get us out of the depression we'd be in hell a lot better shape wouldn't hurt to work on the coronavirus that's killed 201,000 people on your watch." Another said, "You don't stand with anything or anyone. If the wind changed direction, you do to and then MCConnell, Graham, and Cruz line up behind you. Immoral cowards."



Stating the facts, another one said, "Moron dt A statement from Mr Biden's communications team on 8 June said he supported the need for reform, focusing on funding educational programmes as well as mental health and drug abuse treatment projects, to allow police officers to focus on the job of policing." Some compared him to Biden and said, "For God's sake, *stand up straight*! You look like a drunk. At least 'Low Energy' Joe doesn't have to hold onto the podium!"



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