Biden, Warren, Sanders and other 2020 candidates are mobilizing to call Trump "racist, xenophobic" to "come back" Tweet

2020 candidates Sens. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), Kamala Harris (D-Cali.), Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), And Almost Every Other Democrat Presidential Candidate Joined to Call Donald Trump "Racist" Sunday After that the president urged four progressive women in Congress to "go back" and "help to repair the totally devastated and infested places of the crimes from which they came".

In response to Trump's remarks, former Vice President Joe Biden, who consistently ranked number one among the 2020 candidates in recent months, tweeted: "America's strength is and has always been rooted in our diversity, but President Trump continues to spread odious rhetoric, a division of sows, and fuels racial tension for his own political gain.

"Let's be clear: racism and xenophobia have no place in America," said the 76-year-old Democrat.

Biden's vote was shared by more than 2% of the 2020 balloting voters, who described Trump as "racist" or condemned the president in one way or another for his remarks.

"When I call the racist president, that's what I'm talking about.We must unite for justice and dignity towards all," Sanders said. tweeted, quoting Trump's tweet.

"Let's be clear about what is this despicable comment: a racist and xenophobic attack on Democratic women in Congress," said Warren, who recently ranked second in several polls, tweeted. "It's their country, whether Trump realizes it or not, they should be treated with respect, and as president, I'll make sure of it."

"Let's call the president's racist attack exactly what it is: anti-American," Harris added, alongside screenshots of Trump's tweets.

At the request of journalists at the annual conference Progress Iowa Corn Food Mayor of South Bend, Indiana, Pete Buttigieg, he said he considered Trump's tweet "racist": "Yes, I think so."

"As an immigrant and citizen, my father was deeply attached to this country," Buttigieg added. "Once, while he was talking on a campus protesting apartheid accommodation by Reagan, a passing student noticed Dad's brown skin and unique accent and was shouted: "Go home! He replied, "I am at home."

Trump, on Sunday, spoke of a persistent enmity between four progressive congressional women, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib, Ilhan Omar and Ayanna Pressley, and Democratic President Nancy Pelosi, and urged first-year lawmakers "from countries whose governments are complete and total disaster "to" go back "to" help to repair places totally broken and infested with crime. "

Although Trump did not nominate any of the women of the congress, most agreed that his comments addressed the four legislators, collectively referred to by some as "the team." Despite the president's claim that they are all born abroad, only one – Omar – was born outside of America. Omar became an American citizen at the age of 17.

Read the answers of the other 2020 Democrat candidates to Trump's tweet below: