As Joe Biden weaponizes rhetoric about Donald Trump being a “threat to democracy,” he's now is facing the same allegations from his only real Democrat primary challenger in 2024. Minnesota Rep. Dean Phillips launched a primary challenge to Biden in late October, and isn’t running against for the House next election cycle.
“You said that the voters here [in New Hampshire] are disenfranchised by the whole calendar that we saw come out of the DNC. Given all of that, do you think the president is a threat to democracy?” a reporter asked Phillips.
“Yes,” Phillips replied. "Because if he wasn’t he would say something about what happened in Florida last week. And if he wasn’t, he’d do something about what happened in New Hampshire.”
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Biden’s Primary Challenger Blasts Him as a “Threat to Democracy”
- by: Matt Palumbo
- 12.07.23
- Source:
Bongino
- 12/07/2023
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