Biden refers to Trump as ‘unhinged’ and suggests that ‘something snapped’ in the former president following his loss in the 2020 election.

President Joe Biden recently called Donald Trump “clearly unhinged” and suggested that something had “snapped” in the former president after his loss in the 2020 election. Speaking at a private fundraiser in Seattle, Biden expressed his belief that Trump is obsessed with his 2020 loss and is not mentally stable. Despite these comments, Biden acknowledged that he expects the November election to be close, citing recent polls.

According to a CNN poll conducted by SSRS last month, Trump still maintains an advantage over Biden. The poll showed Trump’s support among registered voters at 49%, while Biden’s stood at 43%. Despite this, Biden appears confident in the state of the race and has been keeping a busy schedule of policy speeches and campaign events. He has also taken jabs at Trump, referencing the former president’s controversial suggestion to inject bleach to combat Covid-19.

The Washington state fundraiser where Biden made these comments was held at the home of former Microsoft executive Jon Shirley. As the event concluded, Biden told donors that he would “try [his] best not to disappoint” them. This statement reflects Biden’s commitment to his supporters and his determination to lead effectively if elected president.

Overall, Biden’s remarks about Trump’s mental state and obsession with his 2020 loss are likely to fuel further animosity between the two political figures. As the November election approaches, it is clear that Biden is prepared for a tough battle and is confident in his ability to secure a victory. Additionally, Trump’s ongoing legal troubles, including his hush money trial, could impact his campaign and provide Biden with an advantage in the race. Ultimately, it will be important for both candidates to focus on policy issues and address the concerns of voters in order to secure their support.