Biden Must Save Biden From Himself. It's the Only Way to Ensure Trump Never Sets Foot in the Oval Office Again.

Michael Moore: The Michael Moore Podcast

Following in the footsteps of Hillary’s 2016 decision to make no campaign stops in Michigan, President Biden, afraid of facing protests from young voters and Arab-Americans, did not make a single campaign appearance in the state in the three weeks leading up the Michigan primary last week. Instead, he attended private million-dollar fundraisers at the homes of wealthy donors in San Francisco and New York.

Friends,

Over 100,000 Michigan voters in the Democratic Presidential Primary last week sent a message to Biden. Their message was strong and clear: End this war. Stop funding Israel's slaughter. Young voters in this 21st century will not support a president who funds a massacre, and if Biden continues to ignore the wishes of the vast majority of Americans, he will lose thousands of people in November who simply won't vote, and Trump will win by default.

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— Mike

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