Joe Biden and Donald Trump are engaged in a war of words ahead of the next election. Current President Biden and former President Trump attacked each other last Wednesday.
After winning the New Hampshire primary, Trump's chances of running for the Republican Party nomination increased greatly. However, the other nominee of the Republican Party, Nikki Haley, has finally announced that she will be in the field.
If Trump's nomination is finalized, he will face Biden in the race for re-election from the Democratic Party. After his victory in New Hampshire against Haley last Tuesday night, Trump made a pointed comment against the current President Biden. Biden also called Trump a "threat to democracy".
Biden said in a statement issued as part of his re-election campaign that it is now clear that Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee. At the same time, Biden once again reminded the countrymen that this former president is a threat to democracy.
Trump took to his social media account, Truth Social, to make repeated accusations against Biden and the Justice Department. The former president alleged that the Justice Department was involved in "political oppression" under Biden. Last year, Trump had to stand in court due to multiple allegations.
On the other hand, Trump's only rival in the race for the Republican nomination is Haley. He served as Trump's ambassador to the United Nations. The 77-year-old Trump is desperate to defeat the 52-year-old Haley in the South Carolina primary on or after February 24. Haley had previously been elected governor twice in his home state.
Haley will hold three rallies in South Carolina in the coming days. $4 million will be spent on advertising for his campaign in the state. Two new advertisements have been released as part of this. There, Haley attacked 81-year-old Biden as "too old" and Trump as "too messed up."
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