During a private fundraiser in Seattle, President Joe Biden made remarks about former President Donald Trump, calling him 'clearly unhinged' and suggesting that 'something snapped' in him after losing the 2020 election. Biden expressed his belief that Trump is obsessed with his 2020 loss and criticized his behavior, stating, 'Just listen to what he's telling people.'
Despite his assessment of Trump's mental state, Biden acknowledged that the upcoming November election is expected to be close. He cited recent polls indicating a tight race between the two candidates.
A recent poll conducted by SSRS showed Trump maintaining a lead over Biden, with 49% support among registered voters compared to Biden's 43%. Biden highlighted the competitive nature of the race while expressing confidence in his campaign's progress.
While Trump has been preoccupied with his hush money trial in Manhattan, Biden has remained active in delivering policy speeches and engaging in campaign events. He has taken opportunities to criticize Trump, referencing past controversial statements made by the former president.
At a fundraiser hosted by former Microsoft executive Jon Shirley in Washington state, Biden assured donors that he would do his best not to disappoint them. The event served as a platform for Biden to connect with supporters and emphasize the importance of the upcoming election.
