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JUST IN: President Joe Biden delivered a blistering speech at the LGBTQ+ Victory Institute, urging Americans to ‘get up, stand up, and fight back’ against Donald Trump. Biden didn’t hold back, calling Trump ‘an unrepentant convicted felon who used the White House as a personal cash machine to enrich himself, his family, and pardon his criminal friends — as ugly on the outside as he is on the inside.’
JUST IN: President Joe Biden delivered a blistering speech at the LGBTQ+ Victory Institute, urging Americans to ‘get up, stand up, and fight back’ against Donald Trump. Biden didn’t hold back, calling Trump ‘an unrepentant convicted felon who used the White House as a personal cash machine to enrich himself, his family, and pardon his criminal friends — as ugly on the outside as he is on the inside.’
But the moment that stunned the entire room came when he revealed what Senator Mark Kelly said behind closed doors about Trump — a remark so explosive the audience gasped.
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President Joe Biden delivered one of his most forceful speeches of the campaign season during an appearance at the LGBTQ+ Victory Institute, urging Americans to “get up, stand up, and fight back” in what he framed as a pivotal moment for the country’s future.
Speaking to a packed audience, Biden sharply criticized former President Donald Trump, portraying him as a direct threat to democratic institutions and civil rights. In unusually blunt terms, Biden described Trump as “an unrepentant convicted felon who used the White House as a personal cash machine to enrich himself, his family, and pardon his criminal friends — as ugly on the outside as he is on the inside.”
The remarks drew loud applause from attendees, many of whom have expressed growing concerns about the potential rollback of LGBTQ+ protections and other civil liberties if Trump returns to office. Biden argued that the stakes of the upcoming election extend far beyond partisanship, calling it a “fight for the soul of the nation.”
“Silence is not an option,” Biden continued, urging supporters to mobilize, vote, and push back against what he described as extremist forces trying to reshape the country.
The speech comes as both campaigns escalate their rhetoric and sharpen their messages heading into the final months before voters cast their ballots. Biden’s forceful tone signals a more aggressive posture as he seeks to rally key constituencies and draw stark contrasts with his opponent.
The Trump campaign has not yet responded to Biden’s remarks.
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