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Biden's Colorful Remarks Spark Debate Ahead of Election

President Joe Biden's recent comments at a campaign rally in Scranton, PA, draw attention for their informal tone and political implications.

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Updated: Nov 2nd, 2024, 11:49 PM ET

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During a campaign rally in his hometown of Scranton, President Biden made headlines with unfiltered remarks about former President Trump and his supporters, suggesting they were the kind of men 'you'd like to smack in the a--.' His comments reflect a trend towards more informal political discourse, provoking mixed reactions among political commentators and conservatives. Despite veering from his speech, Biden maintained a focus on policy issues, warning about potential tax cuts for the wealthy under a Trump presidency. The rally underscores the evolving nature of political dialogue as gender issues and diverging party loyalties become central to the campaign narrative.

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