Biden to Trump: ‘I’m not going anywhere’
By Bloomberg
04 October 2019 |
11:26 am
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden assured supporters Wednesday night that his message to President Donald Trump is “I’m not going anywhere” as he laid out his most forceful response to Trump's attacks.
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