Engaging with President Trump on Trump's terms has proven itself over the years to be a losing endeavor, for both Republicans and Democrats. Joe Biden and his campaign have sought to keep at least one foot out of the President's mud pit, writes Greg Krieg
On the eve of Labor Day weekend, Biden, in his second press conference of the week, reacted furiously to a report that Trump, in private conversations, described American soldiers killed in combat as"suckers." Biden called the remarks"absolutely damnable" and called on the President, if the story's details are true, to apologize to the families of US military veterans and war dead.
Both men visited Kenosha, Wisconsin, which has been gripped by protests and rioting in response to a police officer's shooting -- seven times, in the back -- of Jacob Blake, a Black man, on August 23.But Trump used his visit, almost exclusively, to highlight the scenes of looting and burnt out buildings. Biden, when he touched down later in the week, both condemned the violence and spoke about systemic racism and racial justice issues during remarks at the Grace Lutheran Church.
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