٠٠:٠٢:٣٥Mandatory credit: Joe Biden Campaign
US President-elect Joe Biden welcomed Donald Trump's announcement he would not be attending his January 20 inauguration, "It's a good thing him no showing up," he told the press in Wilmington on Friday.
Biden also blamed President Trump for the State Capitol riot, demanding a full investigation into the events.
"They are a bunch of thugs, insurrectionists, white supremacists, anti-Semites," Biden declared. "The difference here is that this had the active encouragement of a sitting president of the United States. The way in which the breakdown in security occurred needs to be firmly investigated."
Biden declined to comment on Democrats likely renewed impeachment attempt on the outgoing president, stating that him being sworn in was "the quickest way" to get Trump out of office.
"What action happens before or after, that is a judgment for the Congress to make. But that's what I am looking forward to: him leaving office," Biden stated.
USA: 'It's a good thing him not showing up' - Biden on Trump skipping inauguration
US President-elect Joe Biden welcomed Donald Trump's announcement he would not be attending his January 20 inauguration, "It's a good thing him no showing up," he told the press in Wilmington on Friday.
Biden also blamed President Trump for the State Capitol riot, demanding a full investigation into the events.
"They are a bunch of thugs, insurrectionists, white supremacists, anti-Semites," Biden declared. "The difference here is that this had the active encouragement of a sitting president of the United States. The way in which the breakdown in security occurred needs to be firmly investigated."
Biden declined to comment on Democrats likely renewed impeachment attempt on the outgoing president, stating that him being sworn in was "the quickest way" to get Trump out of office.
"What action happens before or after, that is a judgment for the Congress to make. But that's what I am looking forward to: him leaving office," Biden stated.
Mandatory credit: Joe Biden Campaign
US President-elect Joe Biden welcomed Donald Trump's announcement he would not be attending his January 20 inauguration, "It's a good thing him no showing up," he told the press in Wilmington on Friday.
Biden also blamed President Trump for the State Capitol riot, demanding a full investigation into the events.
"They are a bunch of thugs, insurrectionists, white supremacists, anti-Semites," Biden declared. "The difference here is that this had the active encouragement of a sitting president of the United States. The way in which the breakdown in security occurred needs to be firmly investigated."
Biden declined to comment on Democrats likely renewed impeachment attempt on the outgoing president, stating that him being sworn in was "the quickest way" to get Trump out of office.
"What action happens before or after, that is a judgment for the Congress to make. But that's what I am looking forward to: him leaving office," Biden stated.