President Trump attacked his Democratic rival Joe Biden as part of a “corrupt political class” at a Pennsylvania campaign stop Saturday — while Biden and …
President Trump attacked his Democratic rival Joe Biden as part of a “corrupt political class” at a Pennsylvania campaign stop Saturday — while Biden and his former boss, President Barack Obama, double-teamed Trump at a Michigan rally, their first in-person campaign appearance together. “Everyone knows that Joe Biden is not equipped to lead America,” Trump told a crowd of supporters at Keith House in Bucks County, the colonial farmhouse where George Washington planned his famous crossing of the Delaware in 1776. He pooh-poohed the news that his predecessor was hitting the trail this weekend. “I said that’s good, he campaigned for Hillary,” Trump snarked. “How did that work out?” Obama, at an invitation-only drive-in rally in Flint, mocked Trump’s fondness for huge campaign events as Election Day nears.
