Joe Biden Says Donald Trump Is ‘Clearly Unhinged’ After 2020 Election Loss
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“He just can’t accept the fact he’s lost, and he’s lost it when he lost," the president told donors on Saturday.
President Joe Biden said former President Donald Trump was “clearly unhinged,” adding he believed something had “snapped” in his predecessor when he lost the 2020 election in a speech to donors this weekend, ramping up his attacks against the presumptive Republican nominee.
Biden made the comments at a private fundraiser in Seattle on Saturday at the home of a former Microsoft executive.
“It’s clear that when he lost and when he lost in 2020, something snapped in him,” Biden told the crowd. “He just can’t accept the fact he’s lost, and he’s lost it when he lost. He really did.”
“He’s not only obsessed with losing in 2020, he’s clearly unhinged. Just listen to what he’s telling people,” he continued.
The president went on to say that despite Trump’s ongoing legal troubles — including his current hush money trial in New York over allegations he falsified business records to squash Stormy Daniels’ claims of an affair — the race between the two men remained “close.”
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