Trump dresses up as garbage truck worker to criticise Biden's remarks
www.pravda.com.ua
Thu, 31 Oct 2024 09:32:14 +0200
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump dressed up as a garbage truck worker to criticise President Joe Bidens remarks the day before.
Source European Pravda citing ABC News Details Arriving on his branded jet for a campaign event in Green Bay, Wisconsin, Trump put on a bright orange utility vest over his suit and got into the cab of a white garbage truck, which was also decorated with the campaign logo for the occasion.
Trump staged this performance in response to Joe Bidens careless remark that caused problems for the Harris campaign in the days leading up to the election.
During a video call with an activist group that advocates for Latino Americans, Biden commented on comedian Tony Hinchcliffes offensive remarks at a Trump campaign rally, when the comedian called Puerto Rico a floating garbage island.
The only garbage I see floating out there is his supporters, Biden said.
Later, he tried to correct the situation by explaining that he wanted to emphasise the inadmissibility of Trump and his bigots demonisation of Latin Americans.
Trump decided to literally play on Bidens remark.
Sitting down in the cab, Trump asked the audience how they like his garbage truck and said he was doing it in honour of Kamala and Joe Biden.
Trump also tried to distance himself from Hinchcliffes left.
I dont know who he is.
Ive never seen him.
I heard he made a statement, but it was a statement that he made.
Hes a comedian, what can I tell you.
I know nothing about him.
I love Puerto Rico and Puerto Rico loves me, Donald Trump said.
He then went on stage at the campaign event wearing the same orange utility vest.
Shortly before that, Trump had taken on the role of a McDonalds employee for a while in response to his rival Kamala Harris mention that she had had such a parttime job as a student.
There is less than a week to go before the US election on 5 November.
Polls have shown that more than 80 of Americans are ready to accept the outcome regardless of which candidate wins.
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