Biden calls for unity and launches Trump at Trump

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Speaking on a Philadelphia stage accompanied by screens encouraging supporters to send a "UNIS" message to a campaign number, the former vice president appeared in his aviator sunglasses to present his candidacy for the White House in order to "restore the soul of our nation".

"Our policy has become so mean, so thin, so negative, so partisan, so angry and so unproductive, so unproductive. Instead of debating our opponents, we demonize them. Instead of challenging the judgment, we question their motives. Instead of listening, we shout. Instead of looking for solutions, we seek to score political points, "he said.

"But no more, no more because this policy separates us.It tears this country to the brim.Our politics today is a division, and our president is the chief divisor."

In the midst of calls for unity, Biden looked beyond the next primary competition and jumped into the general election mode, reserving time to verify his identity as a candidate.

"If the American people want a president to add to our division, to rule with a clenched fist, with a closed hand and a hard heart, to demonize opponents and throw up hatred, they do not need me. They have President Donald Trump, "he told the crowd.

Biden appealed to the crowd, hitting the president on his reaction to the 2017 Charlottesville protests, his immigration policy and his affinity for foreign leaders.

"Let me ask you if we are a nation that believes that there is a moral equivalence between the white supremacists, the neo-Nazis, the Ku Klux Klan and those who have the courage to confront them. No, we do not, but Trump does it. Are we a nation that believes in the dispossession of children from the arms of their parents at the border? No, we do not, but Trump does it. Are we a nation that includes dictators and tyrants like [Russian President Vladimir] Putin and [North Korean leader] Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnBiden calls for unity and launches Trump in launching his campaign. The US fight against China and North Korea is a dungeon A reality-based game for Trump observers: "That's what Fallacy" is. FOLLOWING? We do not do it, but Trump does it, "he said, shouting" No! After each question.

Despite his blows against Trump, Biden remains stubborn against critics of progressives who blame him for being too eager to negotiate with Republicans and that a white man in his seventies is not the ideal candidate for a party increasingly diverse and liberal.

"In this moment outside, after Trump's victory promising to upset the system, what's less attractive to undecided voters and our base than a long-time politician whose main mark is to reduce the hidden markets with corrupt political insiders and giant corporations? If Joe Biden wants to portray himself as a working class defender, he can start by supporting ideas like Medicare for All and Green New Deal, "Progressive Change campaign committee co-founder Stephanie Taylor said in a statement. before Saturday's rally.

Although the former vice-president did not discuss the controversial positions he had adopted in the Senate for decades, he rejected criticisms that he would seek to reach a compromise. 39, one side to the other.

"Some of those same people say," You know, Biden just does not understand. You can not work with Republicans anymore. This is no longer how it works. Well, my dear colleagues, I'm going to say something huge. I know how to make the government work, "he said. "I worked on the other side to reach consensus for the government to work in the past."

"I know how to go ahead with the GOP, but that's not necessarily the case and it can not be so for every problem," he added.

Biden traced a relatively centrist path in the primary compared to many other candidates, declaring Saturday that he would make the community college free, invest in a "green" infrastructure, trigger a "revolution in "Clean energy" and would attack a lot of other Democrats. the priorities.

"As long as Donald Trump stays in the White House, none of this, these critical things, will be done, so if you want to know what is the first and most important of my climate proposal: Beat Trump," he said, seeming to respond to concerns that his plan to fight climate change in particular would not be progressive enough.

Despite progressive criticism, Biden quickly emerged as the fastest-growing championship as the race warms, surpassing all national polls since it announced its bid for the White House last month and raised millions dollars in donations.

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"President Trump has inherited from the Obama-Biden administration an economy that has been entrusted to him, just as he has inherited the rest of his life. Like everything he has been given in his life, he is also wasting it, "said Biden.

Shortly after the end of his speech, Biden sent an email to the fans to tell them, "It's time to get to work."