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Senior Biden Staffer Says Elite Must ‘Turn Their Fire’ on Trump Following Failed Assassination
A senior Biden White House staffer has declared that the global elite must “turn their fire” on former President Donald Trump following his assassination attempt on Saturday.
CNN contributor and former Biden White House communications director Kate Bedingfield urged Democrats to “turn their fire” on former President Trump — less than 72 hours after he was nearly killed by an assassin’s bullet.
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“[Biden] has said many, many times after having been questioned many times about this that he’s not stepping down and that he’s going to be the nominee. So at some point, Democrats have to decide that they want to try to win this election and turn their fire on Donald Trump,” Bedingfield declared.
Msn.com reports: Her tone-deaf choice of words came as she was speaking on a panel as part of the network’s prime-time RNC coverage, which also included CNN mainstays like Anderson Cooper and Van Jones.
Bedingfield seemed to immediately realize her error, pausing momentarily before apologizing for her poor choice of words.
“I shouldn’t have said ‘turn their fire’ – I apologize, that was not the phrase that I meant. They need to turn their focus on Donald Trump,” she amended her initial statement as an unseen male panel member awkwardly chuckled.
The poorly timed Freudian slip comes just as members of the media and Trump’s Democratic rivals are facing intense scrutiny for their role in ratcheting up the tone and tenor of political rhetoric this election cycle, which many critics say laid the groundwork for Trump’s near-assassination.
President Biden, who himself drew criticism for saying Democrats should put Trump in a “bullseye” less than a week before the Pennsylvania rally shooting, said during a rare Oval Office address Sunday night that Americans should “lower the temperature in our politics,” and that “while we may disagree, we are not enemies.”
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