President Joe Biden’s campaign recently responded to former President Donald Trump’s challenge for a golf match and debate, stating that the current president “doesn’t have time” to participate in such activities. The statement from James Singer, a spokesperson for the Biden campaign, emphasized that President Biden is focused on leading America and defending the free world, rather than engaging in personal challenges with his predecessor.
This response comes after Trump challenged Biden at a rally in Doral, Florida to participate in both a debate and golf match this week. The former president offered an interesting incentive for Biden to accept the challenge: he would donate $1 million to “any charity” the current president chose if Trump won the match.
In his speech, Trump stated, “If he wins, I will give the charity of his choice, any charity that he wants, $1 million.” He then added, “And, I’ll bet you he doesn’t take the offer. Because he’s all talk. But, what that match will do is prove that Joe is in fact, all talk and no action.
Singer’s statement in response to Trump’s challenge highlighted the former president’s recent absence from public events and his seemingly bizarre behavior, including inviting fictional characters to dinner and taunting political opponents. Singer also took the opportunity to criticize Trump’s policies and actions during his time in office.
We’d challenge Donald Trump to create jobs, but he lost 3 million,” Singer’s statement read. We’d challenge Donald Trump to stand up to Putin, but he bent the knee to him. We’d challenge Donald Trump to follow the law, but he breaks it. We’d challenge Donald Trump to not destroy our country, but that’s all his Project 2025 aims to do.
The Biden campaign’s statement made it clear that President Biden has no interest in engaging with Trump on a personal level. Joe Biden doesn’t have time for Donald Trump’s weird antics – he’s busy leading America and defending the free world,” the statement said. Donald Trump is a liar, a convict, and a fraud only out for himself -par for the course.
The debate between the two presidents over golf swings occurred during their presidential debate on June 27. During this exchange, Trump claimed he “just won two club championships,” while Biden stated that his golf handicap was reduced to six during his time as vice president.