Biden Assures Black Voters of Reelection Commitment, Criticizes Trump's Record

President Joe Biden reassured Black voters of his dedication to seek reelection and heavily criticized Donald Trump's presidential record at the NAACP's annual convention. He discussed combating economic challenges and urged for a message of unity following a recent assassination attempt on Trump. Biden addressed concerns about his age and mental acuity, emphasizing his commitment to truth and governance.

President Joe Biden reassured Black voters on Tuesday of his unwavering commitment to seeking reelection on Nov. 5, while criticizing Donald Trump's controversial tenure as president. This marked his first political address since a failed assassination attempt on his Republican rival.

Speaking at the NAACP's annual convention in Las Vegas, Biden received enthusiastic chants of 'four more years' from attendees. He expressed relief that Trump was not seriously harmed during a Pennsylvania rally attack but criticized Trump's economic handling during the COVID-19 pandemic.

'Let me be clear, Trump is blatantly lying about the facts - Black unemployment reached a record low under the Biden-Harris administration,' Biden stated. He reprimanded Trump for his past controversies related to race and identity, reaffirming his dedication by saying 'I am all in'.

(With inputs from agencies.)