President Donald Trump is criticizing Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden for failing to make a public appearance over the past several days suggesting he cannot handle the responsibilities of a presidency.
“Sleepy Joe Biden just closed down his campaign for the day (Again),” Trump said.
He added, “Wants to rest! He is a very LOW ENERGY INDIVIDUAL, and our Country cannot make it in these exciting, but complex and competitive times, with a Low Energy President !!!”
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1309139081796911104
Biden’s campaign called for a “lid” on Thursday’s events in the early morning, signaling he will not hold any more public affairs for the day.
Biden campaign spokesman Andrew Bates weighed in on the media’s response to the lid.
“More often than not, there’s an inverse relationship between how panicked editors are about something and how much voters care,” Bates said.
He added, “This is almost universally true when it concerns process & it *is* universally true when it has to do with both inside jargon *&* process – e.g, ‘lid.'”
More often than not, there's an inverse relationship between how panicked editors are about something and how much voters care.
— Andrew Bates (@AndrewBatesNC) September 24, 2020
This is almost universally true when it concerns process & it *is* universally true when it has to do with both inside jargon *&* process – e.g, "lid."
Trump claimed in August Biden “doesn’t come out of his basement” and “hasn’t taken one question” from the media, as IJR previously reported.
Biden told reporters on Wednesday he will be preparing for his upcoming debate with Trump on Thursday.
“I started to prepare, but I haven’t gotten into it really heavily, I will be beginning tomorrow,” Biden said.
Here’s Biden’s brief gaggle on the way to North Carolina this morning. pic.twitter.com/wHrpgH6fXn
— Madeleine Rivera (@madeleinerivera) September 23, 2020
The Commission on Presidential Debates announced on Tuesday the topics Trump and Biden will discuss during the first presidential debate, as IJR previously reported.
Chris Wallace, the moderator of the first presidential debate and host of “Fox News Sunday,” selected the topics including the Trump and Biden records, the Supreme Court, COVID-19, the economy, race and violence in our cities, and the integrity of our election.
It is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 29, at 9 p.m. at Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio.
