During a press conference at the NATO conference, President Joe Biden shared that foreign leaders have not raised concerns about his fitness for office. Instead, they have expressed apprehension about the possibility of a second term for former President Donald Trump if Biden were to lose in the upcoming election.
Biden stated, 'I've not had any of my European allies come up to me and say, 'Joe don't run.' What I hear them say is, 'You gotta win – you can't have this guy come forward, he'd be a disaster.'' This sentiment reflects the fears of foreign leaders regarding the potential consequences of a Trump presidency.
Highlighting Trump's lack of familiarity with the NATO alliance before assuming office, Biden referenced comments made by the former president at a recent rally. Trump humorously admitted his deficiency in foreign policy knowledge, indicating that it was not his strong suit.
Biden also expressed unease about Trump's apparent admiration for authoritarian figures, raising concerns about the implications of such alliances on global relations.
The interactions between Biden and foreign leaders at the NATO conference underscore the significance of the upcoming election and the potential impact of its outcome on international affairs.
