Biden pulls negative ads of Trump while Democrats wish death upon the President
The Biden campaign is to pull all running ads featuring attacks on President Trump in response to the news of the President and First Lady contracting COVID-19.
The Biden campaign is to pull all running ads featuring attacks on President Trump in response to the news of the President and First Lady contracting COVID-19.

The Biden campaign is to pull all running ads featuring attacks on President Trump in response to the news of the President and First Lady contracting COVID-19.
Despite the bitter and fiery debate on Sept. 30, the Democratic presidential nominee, as expected, tweeted his well wishes for the Trump family. Biden stated, “Jill and I send our thoughts to President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump for a swift recovery. We will continue to pray for the health and safety of the president and his family.”
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View on XBiden’s well wishes are to be expected as a matter of decorum, and his words will be appreciated by many who support the President. Unfortunately, Biden voters are foaming out of the mouth and wishing death to President Trump in such overwhelming numbers that Twitter, a company that revels at silencing dissenting opinions has warned users that wishing death on the President is within grounds for suspension from the site.
Democrat supporter and previous spokeswoman for Hillary Clinton posted distastefully that she hoped that the President would succumb to the virus. “It’s been against my moral identity to tweet this for the past four years, but, I hope he dies,” Zara sickeningly wrote.
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View on XDespite all of the controversy surrounding the President contracting the virus, Trump has been in good spirits, tweeting his appreciation and praise for the staff of the Walter Reed Medical Center.
Biden is not expected to travel until Monday, where he is scheduled to campaign in Miami and participate in a town hall event hosted by NBC News.
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