Speaking to the American Federation of Teachers’ virtual convention, Joe Biden accused the White House and other Republicans of not doing enough to provide financial relief to workers in frontline fields, like teachers.
Joe Biden on Thursday accused President Donald Trump and top Senate Republicans of “playing political games” with a new round of coronavirus pandemic aid to Americans.
Speaking to the American Federation of Teachers’ virtual convention Thursday, the former vice president and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee slammed the White House and other Republicans for not doing enough to provide financial relief to workers in frontline fields, like teachers.Sign Up
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