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President Biden condemned political violence in remarks from the Oval Office on Sunday, and said the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump necessitates a cooling down of heated political rhetoric in the country.
For Donald J. Trump’s most ardent supporters, the assassination attempt on Saturday was the climax and confirmation of a story that Mr. Trump has been telling for years.
President Joe Biden on Sunday condemned the attempted assassination of his predecessor, Donald Trump, as “contrary to everything we stand for as a nation” and said he was ordering an independent security review of how such an attack could have happened.
President Biden on Sunday called on Americans to “unite as one nation” following the assassination attempt on former President Donald J. Trump, and vowed that the federal government would conduct a “thorough and swift” investigation into the gunman’s motives and an independent review of security at the rally.
Joe Biden and Donald Trump had a brief “respectful” phone call following the assassination attempt against the former president at a campaign rally on Saturday.
Republican lawmakers and right-wing personalities are blaming President Joe Biden for the assassination attempt against his rival Donald Trump, alleging sinister motives from a sitting president and inflaming tensions against urgent calls for calm.
In an address from the White House on Sunday afternoon, President Joe Biden spoke about yesterday’s assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump and cautioned Americans against making “assumptions about [the shooter’s] motives or his affiliations.”
Amid overwhelming and bipartisan condemnation of the shooting at Donald Trump’s rally on Saturday that injured the former president and killed a spectator, some Republicans were quick to point fingers at Democrats and liberals over the attack.