Biden, Trump Continue Battle in Swing States

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Former Vice President Joe Biden took his campaign to a county in Florida he called crucial for victory in the presidential election just three weeks away. 

Broward County, the second most populous in the state, is โ€œwhere this election will be determined,โ€ Biden said Tuesday afternoon at a senior citizensโ€™ centre in Pembrook Pines. 

In 2016, Democratic Party nominee Hillary Clinton defeated Donald Trump by a 2-to-1 margin in the county. But the Republican candidate edged her out in the state total to capture all of Floridaโ€™s 29 electoral votes, helping him to become president. 

On Monday, Trump held a large rally at an airport in Floridaโ€™s Seminole County, which he won four years ago by less than 4,000 votes. It was his first political event since his hospitalization for COVID-19.  

The president took his re-election campaign on Tuesday evening to what political analysts consider the other key battleground state: Pennsylvania, where Biden was born. 

Trump in Johnstown appealed to โ€œsuburban women — will you please like me? Please, please. I saved your damn neighborhood. OK?โ€

Trump accused Biden of being a โ€œservant of the radical globalists, wealthy donors and big money special interestsโ€ who shipped away jobs, shut factories, threw open borders and ravaged Americaโ€™s cities. 

As he did the previous evening in Florida, the president accused his challenger of handing control of the Democratic Party to the far left, including socialists and Marxists. 

โ€œIf he was a nice guy, I wouldn’t hit him like this,โ€ said Trump. โ€œBut he’s not a nice guy. He’s a bad guy. He’s always been a dummy.โ€ (VOA)

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