Trump denies Biden suggestion he is working to 'intimidate' GOP
Trump DENIES Biden's claim he is working to 'intimidate' GOP after five GOP senators said they are scared of ex-president Joe Biden on Wednesday said that many Republicans were afraid to vote in favor of his policies out of fear that Donald Trump would attack them 'Did you ever think that one man out of office could intimidate an entire party,' he asked, saying they were living in 'fear of being defeated in a primary' Trump on Wednesday was asked by Fox News whether he was intent on intimidating members of his party, and replied: 'No' The 75-year-old said he 'loves' his party and his former colleagues felt the same way about him He also said he was delighted that Biden on Wednesday said Kamala Harris would be his running mate for 2024, saying he was 'happy for them' Trump has said previously that he will make a decision on whether to seek re-election after the midterms this year
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Donald Trump on Wednesday denied President Joe Biden's assertion that he was working to 'intimidate' the Republican Party, insisting that the party 'loves' him and that he loves them.
Biden earlier delivered an almost two-hour press conference without once mentioning his predecessor by name.
Yet he said that Trump remained a potent force in politics, and accused the former president of working to cower current
