Debate Issues Spark Talk of 2024 Running Mates

United States: Former President Donald Trump is enjoying the chaos around President Joe Biden’s campaign after their debate. On Tuesday, Trump spoke in Florida, taking aim at Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.

Trump shows hits at Marco Rubio as Potential Running Mate

Trump at that Florida Senator Marco Rubio could  possibly be his running mate for the coming election and has already been quiet for a few days, but he’s stirring up the rumours that vice president could replace Biden as the Democratic candidate and falsely claiming that Biden’s son, Hunter,  is controlling the government and Biden is definitely will not step down from the race.

Trump rallied his supporters at one of his Miami-area golf courses as the presumptive Republican nominee nears a deadline to announce his running mate. But he appears in no rush, as much of the attention gained is still centred on the questions about the Biden’s capability to govern or rule for another four-year term.

Trump Challenges Biden and Highlights Campaign Problems

And because of the Biden’s last month performance some of the major political figures have started calling him to step down.

As reported in AP News, Trump, speaking from the 10th hole of his course, challenged Biden to another debate or even a “golf-off” reviving an offbeat argument from their debate.  But mostly, he rubbed in how their meetup left Biden’s campaign facing a grim prognosis.

“Our victory was so absolute that Joe’s own party now wants him to throw in the towel and surrender the presidency after a single 90-minute performance,” Trump said Tuesday night. “They want ‘Crooked Joe’ out of the race. It’s a shame the way they’re treating him. But don’t feel sorry for him. He’s a very bad guy.”

Speculation Grows About Harris Replacing Biden

Trump laced into the Harris with more specifics than usual and she has become a focus of the former president and his allies as speculation has mounted that she would replace Biden as the Democratic nominee.

Both the candidates Biden who is 81 and Trump who is 78 are at least two decades older than most of the American Presidents have been , according to the Pew Research Center Which said the median age for all the U.S. president on their first inauguration is 55 years old.