Published 07:39 IST, October 4th 2020
US Election 2020: Biden tones down campaign, doesn't want to attack COVID-stricken Trump
As the pandemic continues to pose a challenge to US Elections 2020, Joe Biden has now said that he doesn't want to attack a COVID-stricken Trump.
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As Donald Trump’s COVID-19 diagsis continues to pose a challenge to US Elections 2020, his Democratic rival Joe Biden said on Saturday, October 3 (local time) that he doesn’t want to attack Republican leader. Speaking at a virtual event, when Biden was asked by transport workers to explain how he would have handled pandemic, he simply replied saying “fundamentally differently”.
However, Biden n added than since Trump had w contracted disease, it is difficult to deunce his approach and admitted to finding himself “in a little bit of a spot” w. former US Vice President also reflected on his own experience of losing family members and reiterated “this isn’t about politics” before talking about massive death toll of COVID-19 in United States.
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Biden campaign to remove negative ads targeting Trump
Earlier, Biden had decided to take down all negative ads against his Republican rival. As per New York Times reports, Biden’s deputy campaign manr, Kate Bedingfield said on Friday, October 2 that Democratic contender will continue to air only positive advertisements.
Biden campaign decided to remove derogatory ads against Trump before US President was taken to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for “few days” on advice of White House physicians. former US Vice President, who has tested negative for COVID-19, took to Twitter and said that it should be an "American moment" and t a partisan one.
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Meanwhile, in a recorded video mess from Walter Reed Medical Center, US President Donal Trump apprised world on his COVID-19 recovery on Saturday, October 3. As he battles COVID-19, Trump ackwledged that next few days in isolation will be “ real test” and added that “whatever happens, happens”.
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07:39 IST, October 4th 2020