POLITICS: The scene, reminiscent of the 1960 presidential debate between John F Kennedy and Richard Nixon. In the moment, Kennedy approached the podium and stood tall. Next, Nixon walks up to the podium and, oops, bumps his knee on a piece of furniture situated there. Nixon scowled as if knowing that the momentary infraction was a sure sign that he would not emerge victorious against his democratic opponent. He didn't. So goes the saga and the wavering of former President Donald Trump that can be taken as a sure sign, he will, likely not, emerge victorious in the 2024 election. By Michelle Crawford-Sapenter "Trump wants a country for some of us. We want a country for all of us."--US President Joe Biden On Friday, the hour of decision may have taken shape during the set aside as the simulated moments of commentary between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump came to pass. During one speech, Biden was quite clear in his exposition as he stated a number of the distinctions between he and his political rival. Biden makes clear that his administration has done something to address the problem with gun violence , establishing the White House Office of Gun Violence, 2023. Trump stated he's done nothing. While Trump faulted the "crappy contractor" stating that the podium "keeps tilting further left..." as the debate proceeded in Minnesota on Friday night. Biden remained concentrated on other things--things that are pertinent to the events that involve the American people. "There was great pressure on me, having to do with guns. We did nothing"--Trump comments in regard to gun violence and gun control. One of the comments Biden once made was that made in regard to immigration. The President commented further in regard to distinctions that exists between he and Trump stating how his administration looks ahead to securing comprehensive immigration plans. Biden stated that Trump refers to immigrants as "...rapists and murderers." Biden, also, once stated that, according to Trump, immigrants are not people adding a quote made by Trump who stated that immigrants are "poisoning the blood of our country." President Biden reflected on the signing of the landmark law, the National Museum of Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders History and Culture. The signing of the law paved the way for these immigrants who have contributed to American society. The President, also, once commented in regard to the master plan of those who attempt to change history. Including the people who, today, attempt to erase the events that overturned slavery in America and elevated the lives of millions--that being the abolishment of slavery that resulted in a Civil War that united the nation as fostered by US President Abe Lincoln and sociopolitical activist, Sojourner Truth, Biden stated, "...it matters for those who want to erase history..." adding. "You're making history." President Biden stated, "We are making history." According to the most recent reports, the first 2024 presidential debate will transpire on June 27, 2024, broadcast on CNN, Atlanta.
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