At a recent campaign event in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, President Joe Biden seized the opportunity to critique his former rival, Donald Trump. Addressing the crowd with a mix of humour and pointed commentary, Biden poked fun at Trump with quips like, “Donald Dump? Or Donald Whatever?” His playful jabs entertained and emphasized his commitment to tackling pressing issues such as joblessness and economic stability.

In his 22-minute speech, Biden contrasted his achievements with Trump’s controversial Project 2025, demonstrating his determination to rally support ahead of the November elections. This event marked a renewed energy in Biden’s campaign, highlighting his blend of wit and policy focus as he prepares for the challenges of the upcoming race.

The current President of America joked about worldwide concerns about his age and strongly criticized Trump, who isn’t his rival. 

It’s not a secret that, among all the devoted supporters in a Democratic state, Biden seemed even more determined to win in November than when he first ran for the President of the United States.

Later, Biden said: “Let me tell you what our Project 2025 is -Beat them badly!”

Trump’s Seriously Worrisome Project 2025 Is Already Underway

Joe Biden and vice president Kamala Harris left the stage together while Biden was moving slowly and stiffly, however still looking at ease as he blew kisses and pumped his fist simultaneously. He smiled widely at the crowd as the people loudly cheered, “Thank you, Joe!”

As both of these political figures arrived, they were warmly welcomed like they were members of the famous rock band: a rock star, Biden, paired with a brand new performer, in this case Harris. 

Numerous individuals in the crowd wore their sorority colours: pink and green. 

On the other hand, others had on their unique “Kamala Harris 2024” and “Karma is Kamala” T-shirts that supported Harris campaign trail 2024.  

Praising Joe Biden

Once Kamala’s name was mentioned, the crowd’s excitement grew even louder, and the atmosphere peaked. During her speech, Vice President Kamala highlighted President Joe Biden’s good sides, praising him in front of their supporters. 

She named him an “extraordinary person, American, and leader.” The crowd cheered loudly when she mentioned she could speak 24 hours a day about the “incredible individual she’s been sharing the stage with”. 

While Kamala was softly speaking, you could hear her voice becoming more and more emotional. However, unlike the previous week in Philadelphia, where she proudly stood beside Tim Walz, Biden’s running mate, Kamala did a rather unexpected thing: walking offstage completely after introducing the President.

Biden Gains Momentum with Wit and Charisma

First of all, President Joe Biden spoke calmly and softly. He was almost mumbling about the current drug prices in the market and the importance of lowering drug costs and occasionally stumbled over his words. 

His most exciting applause might have come when he praised Kamala Harris with the following phrase: “She’ll make one hell of a president!”

Nonetheless, the President of the United States soon regained his confidence and extraordinary sense of humour. He stated that he has served in the Senate for not less than, 270 years, provoking a laugh from the crowd.

For all the American people who were wondering about Biden’s age, he stated, “I know I only look 40, but I’m a bit older”. 

With his strong sense of humour, Joe Biden also confidently said he “used to be too young, only 29 years old” when he was elected for the first time. In addition to all that, the crowd laughed when he added that “he’s been considered too old” at the moment. 

Turning concerns about his age and health into strength  

The President utilized all these comments to turn concerns about his age and health into a strength. Biden seemed calm and almost completely at ease while discussing the drug price reductions, with numerous seniors in the public listening attentively. 

In addition to all that, he even made a rare reference to a condition that nearly took his life in 1988. Joe Biden continued his lighthearted speech, sharing some details from his private life, such as having two brain surgeries years ago due to an aneurysm. 

He also stated that, at the time, without insurance, his medical bills would have been in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. 

Besides that, the president pointed out the necessity of having life insurance in the present times and how significant it is since he “wouldn’t have been able to do anything for the rest of his life”.

Who is Kamala Harris?

Kamala Devi Harris is currently one of the most famous personas in the world, representing a famous Vice President of the United States and a prominent politician of the Democratic party. Born in Oakland, California, in 1964, she had a notable career as a prosecutor and public servant. 

During her career, Harris worked as the District Attorney of San Francisco. After that position, she became the Attorney General of California, where she became extremely successful and popular for her fascinating work on criminal justice reform and consumer protection.

Kamala Harris has managed to achieve a historic milestone in her career when she became the very first female Vice President and the highest-ranking woman in U.S. history. She also became the first African American and South Asian American Vice President.

During her exciting career in the United States, Kamala Harris has strongly stood up for the overall healthcare, climate change, and social justice. 

Kamala made one of the most successful presidential campaigns so far thanks to her vast political experience and solid dedication to all progressive causes. 

Biden vs Trump – facts you need to know so far

Here are all the latest news and facts that concern Biden and Trump and the presidential debates so far:

The former President Donald Trump Vs the present President of the USA, Biden: 

Office Held

Donald Trump was the 45th President of the United States (2017-2021). The current president, Biden, is the 46th President of the United States (2021-present)

Political Affiliation

Trump is Republican, while Biden is Democratic.

Pre-Presidency Career

Trump is a businessman and television personality (host of “The Apprentice”). Biden is well-known as the U.S. Senator from Delaware (1973-2009) and vice president under Barack Obama (2009-2017).

Crucial Presidency Features

Donald Trump was focused on America-first policies, picking a rather creative and authentic approach. Trump aced two impeachment charges in 2019 and 2021, both of which ended in acquittals.

On the other hand, Joe Biden has been prioritizing foreign policy. He worked on reforming criminal justice and championed civil rights.

Significant Results of Trump and Biden 

Some of the major achievements of Trump are: Deregulation, Tax reform, controversial handling of COVID-19. On the other hand, Biden’s accomplishments are Infrastructure investment, COVID-19 response, emphasis on climate change and social equity.

Who is ahead in the polls – Trump or Harris?

What interests Harris and Trump supporters the most is – who’s currently ahead in the polls. What to expect in the upcoming and long-awaited election? Let’s take a closer look at the current polling and election predictions! 

In the latest national averages, Kamala Harris leads Donald Trump with 47% to 44%. It’s important to note that Joe Biden dropped out after a poor debate performance in June. He endorsed Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee.

Regarding the election outlook, it’s crucial to note that the race is expected to be tight. The Democratic nominee, Kamala Harris, has the advantage of youth over both Biden and Trump.

However, she faces a challenging campaign against Trump, who continues to be a polarizing figure despite legal troubles.

What are the Key Dates to note?

Here are the key dates of the upcoming crucial events you wouldn’t want to miss out on:

Aug 19: Democratic National Convention, where party strategies and key endorsements will be highlighted.  
Sep 10: Second presidential debate, a pivotal moment for candidates to address national issues.  
Nov 5: Election Day, when voters will decide the country’s future direction.  
Jan 20, 2025: Inauguration Day, marking the official start of the next administration’s term under the Biden administration and the federal government’s evolving policies.

As the 2024 election approaches, the contrast between President Joe Biden’s approachable style and Donald Trump’s continued influence remains striking. Biden’s blend of humour and policy focus reflects his determination to address pressing issues, while Trump’s Project 2025 keeps the race competitive and contentious.

With Kamala Harris emerging as the Democratic nominee, the upcoming debates and Election Day will be crucial in shaping the nation’s direction. Regardless of the outcome, there is hope for meaningful change and progress driven by informed and engaged voters.