Days after the conviction of presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump in a bribery case, President Joe Biden spoke for the first time Monday during a fundraiser in Greenwich, Connecticut.
Biden, 81, told donors: “For the first time in American history, a former president who is a convicted felon is now seeking the presidency.”
Joe Biden also said his Republican opponent poses a challenge to freedom, which worries the Democrat.
Referring to Donald Trump's criticism of the American justice system, Biden also said: “But as disturbing as it is, more damaging is the all-out attack that Donald Trump is delivering on the American justice system.”
According to a New York Post In the report, the Democratic president argued that “the posture of Trump, 77, in the second White House was greater than in his first term because the business magnate will seek revenge for his defeat in 2020 and the subsequent criminal accusations” . .
“Something broke in him when he lost in 2020,” Biden said, adding, “He can't accept that he lost and it's literally driving him crazy. He's clearly unhinged.”
“Now, after his criminal convictions, it is clear that he is concerned about preserving his freedoms,” the commander in chief said.
Biden's fundraiser comes after his rival revealed that his campaign raised a huge amount in the past few days since his conviction.
Republicans said they raised nearly $53 million in donations, making a combined total of $141 million in May.
