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Biden Tells Audience To ‘Beat The Hell Out Of’ Republicans: ‘I Mean It’

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During a rally on Thursday, President Joe Biden implored his supporters to “beat the hell out of” Republicans in the upcoming November election. This assertive statement was made during his first public appearance alongside Vice President Kamala Harris since he withdrew from the 2024 presidential race, subsequently passing the Democratic nomination to Harris to contend against former President Donald Trump.

Biden’s address took place at an event in Prince George’s County, Maryland. Addressing a lively audience, Biden declared, “Let me tell you what our Project 2025 is: beat the hell out of them,” referring to a counter to the conservative Heritage Foundation’s “Project 2025.” This project outlines transition policies for a potential future conservative administration. Biden’s bold proclamation was met with enthusiastic cheers from the crowd, prompting him to emphasize, “I mean it!”

The Heritage Foundation’s “Project 2025” has been a point of contention among Democrats, who frequently attempt to associate it with Trump. However, Trump has consistently distanced himself from the project, labeling these claims as a pure disinformation campaign.

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Biden’s call to action triggered a wave of criticism on social media, particularly from Trump’s supporters and campaign team. The Trump War Room account on X (formerly known as Twitter) condemned Biden’s remark, describing it as “disgusting.” They highlighted that the comment came just a month after an attempted assassination of Trump during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. The incident has fueled concerns over escalating political violence and rhetoric.

Chaya Raichik, who runs the influential “Libs of TikTok” account on X with over 3.3 million followers, questioned whether Biden’s statement was an incitement to violence. Similarly, Collin Rugg, a social media personality with 1.4 million followers, speculated that if Trump had made a similar statement, it would dominate media coverage for weeks. He humorously suggested that The Washington Post would revive its “Democracy Dies in Darkness” banner.

The context for Biden’s fervent remarks includes his recent debate with Trump, hosted by CNN in June. Biden’s performance in that debate led to a decline in confidence among his supporters, which eventually resulted in him stepping down from the presidential race. Under pressure, he made way for Harris to assume the Democratic Party’s top spot. The upcoming election pits Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, against Trump in a highly anticipated showdown.

Biden is slated to speak at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago next week. The event will also feature prominent Democratic figures, including former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, and former Secretary of State and 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. This gathering is expected to solidify the party’s unity and rally support for Harris and Walz as they accept their nominations and deliver pivotal speeches.

The political landscape is intensely charged as both parties gear up for the November election. Biden’s controversial rhetoric underscores the high stakes and fierce competition that characterize this electoral cycle. The Democratic Party’s strategy appears to be centered on robustly countering conservative policies and mobilizing their base to secure victory in the upcoming election. As the campaign season progresses, the nation will closely watch how these dynamics unfold and influence voter sentiment.