New Joe Biden Ad Torches 'Confused' Donald Trump's Ridiculous Gaffe Excuse
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Biden's 2024 campaign pulls no punches with the 60-second spot.
President Joe Biden’s 2024 campaign flipped former President Donald Trump’s excuses for his verbal stumbles right back at him in a new ad.
The 60-second spot features multiple Trump stumbles and the Republican front-runner’s claims that he does it “purposely” or because he speaks “in long, complex sentences.”
“Have you noticed he’s a little confused these days?” Biden asks in speech footage that is featured towards the end of the clip. The video concludes with reports that Trump is “rattled by Biden’s efforts to get under his skin.”
Biden’s campaign has ramped up its attacks on Trump’s errors in recent weeks to combat conservative claims that the president is too old to remain in office.
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