Joe Biden Pokes 'Loser' Donald Trump's Sore Spot In Fiery Campaign Speech
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The president also flipped former first lady Melania Trump's slogan back at his predecessor.
President Joe Biden on Saturday slammed former President Donald Trump as a “loser” as he called out his predecessor’s derogatory comments about America’s war dead.
Biden, during his address at South Carolina’s First in the Nation Dinner, ripped Trump over reports that during his presidency he referred to American service members who died in World War I as “losers” and “suckers.”
“How dare he say that. How dare you talk about my son and all those lost like that,” said Biden. “Look, I call them patriots and heroes. The only loser I see is Donald Trump.”
“It makes me angry,” the president added, later saying: “I apologize for losing my temper, but it really, really, really offends me.”
A clip of Biden’s comments was shared on Biden’s X (formerly Twitter) feed. The caption read, “Our veterans aren’t losers. The only loser I see is Donald Trump.”
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