In his most bizarre performance today, President Donald Trump told a rally in Pennsylvania on Tuesday night that "no one wants me" before shortening the program and leaving the stage on the YMCA. Dance outside
Financially
behind in most national and battlefield elections, which left Biden behind, Mr.
Trump, did not appear to be moving as usual, as he sent thousands of supporters
of the Great Pepper to the United States. Troubled and dark Erie stood at the
international airport.
Two
weeks before election day, the president, 74, complained about the temperature,
hovering around 10C (50F) and telling the crowd that he was just there a very
unusual move. Was - even Trump as an unexpected president as Mr.
On
one occasion, the Commander-in-Chief, trying to express his regret to the
crowd, said, "No one wants me." Just last week, she appealed to
suburban women to "like me" as they sought restoration among the
female electorate, which Mr. Biden, 77, overwhelmingly supports.
"Really,
I can't believe it. You better give me credit for it, I'll tell you. All I've
done - drug companies, they're spending a fortune on fake ads," Mr. Trump
said. Told fans.
"They
don't want me, China doesn't want me, Iran doesn't want me .... Nobody wants
me!" As soon as the crowd shouted, he added: "We want you!"
As
is often the case with the President's sincere speeches, it was not clear what
he was referring to when he said that no one wanted him, even though he noted
the deteriorating US relations with both countries. Has been pointing to
The
Trump administration abandoned the Iran nuclear deal in 2018 and has repeatedly
clashed with China over national security issues.
Immediately
tell Pennsylvania. Shortly afterward, he reluctantly announced that he was
shortening the meeting because of the cold.
"And
finally, we'll cut it a little bit, you know it's about 40 degrees, I don't
want to lose anyone," he said before concluding pre-normal operations in
the state. The president has to win to stay in the White House.
As
has been the case with recent meetings, the president then danced on the YMCA
stage, which was crowded with villagers in the 1970s. Rally footage shows the
president keeping his feet firmly on the ground while alternating knees bending
and punching in the air.
Her
press secretary, Kelly McKenzie, can be seen’ following the letter's famous
dance, as she used the words 'YMCA' with her arms.
On
Wednesday night, Mr. Trump will head to another key battlefield state, North
Carolina, where the race is between the two candidates.
Mr.
Biden, meanwhile, has kept a low profile in recent days and is believed’ to be
preparing for the third and final presidential debate on Thursday.
Former
President Barack Obama will campaign on Wednesday in support of his Democratic
ally.
Mr.
Obama, who served eight years in the Oval Office with Mr. Biden as his vice
president, has called on supporters to support Mr. Biden and other Democratic
candidates in the general election in Philadelphia, Palestine's largest city. I
will insist on voting. The former president's aide said.
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