Trump responds to 'garbage' slur

 Red State:

You probably knew it was coming.

President Donald Trump -- the master of trolling -- would have a good response to Joe Biden calling Trump supporters "garbage." Indeed, he did, sitting in a garbage truck on Wednesday, calling out Biden for insulting millions of Americans and having a lot of fun in the process.

He already showed he has a talent for this with his McDonald's success. That was about serving the people.

This time it's about cleaning up Washington. What a great symbolic move it is.
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Democrats are going to have to be more careful with their attacks on Trump.   He is a master of the comeback.  It looks like a very patriotic garbage truck.

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And:

 Trump's nine-word zinger explains why Biden's 'garbage' gaffe should disqualify Harris from the White House

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'You can't lead America if you don't love Americans,' said Trump speaking to a crowd of supporters at a Rocky Mount, North Carolina, rally Wednesday.

'And you can't be president if you hate the American people,' he continued.
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And:

 Biden’s ‘garbage’ slur reflects Democrats’ snobbery — and could cost Harris the presidency

And:

 The Fallout From Biden Calling Trump Supporters 'Garbage' Is Huge

And:

 Cotton for the win 😂

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