Shadow president Joe Biden held his own “briefing” on the coronavirus on Monday, but instead of reassuring Americans, he used his platform to bash the president of the United States.“Later today you’ll hear from the president in his daily briefing,” the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee said in a livestreamed video feed from an impromptu studio set up in his Delaware home.“These briefings are an important opportunity to inform and reassure the American public. They’re not a place for political attacks or to lash out at the press. Beowulf walkthrough. They’re about the American people,” he said.

A government and a shadow government. The anti-President controls more of the government through his shadow government than the real President. The Obama network is an illegal shadow government. Even its “light side” as an opposition group is very legally dubious. Its “shadow side” is not only illegal, but a criminal attack on our. He said it was a briefing intended to help the new president, but it was actually a sting operation. Comey told the president about some of the more salacious claims made in the dossier and told the president that he was not under investigation. It was all a coordinated setup by Barack Obama’s shadow government.

“So I hope today and in the days ahead the president will give us the unvarnished truth. That’s what the American people need and what they deserve.”The former vice president isn’t getting much press lately with the nomination all but decided and news networks going to round-the-clock coverage of the coronavirus pandemic. What’s more, governors of large states — especially New York Gov.

Andrew Cuomo — are getting massive air time with their own daily briefings (in fact, Cuomo’s lengthy gabfests have occasionally pushed back briefings by Trump).Trump has been holding daily briefings, often for 90 minutes or more. Such briefings have given Trump the opportunity to be seen leading the nation on the response to COVID-19. And every day, Trump makes sure to list all the actions taken by his administration.Biden, meanwhile, has all but disappeared. Before the virus hit the U.S., Biden was in the news daily as he contended for the Democratic presidential nomination, giving speeches at campaign rallies and battling his opponents in regular debates. In the last couple of weeks, though, the 77-year-old has hardly been seen.So Biden decided to start holding his own briefings, ostensibly to reassure the American people.

In his debut effort, which lasted about 15 minutes, Biden bemoaned the Senate Republicans’ coronavirus response bill, saying it helped big business more than hard-hit Americans.“As of last night President Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell were offering a plan to let big corporations off the hook,” Biden said. “They proposed a $500 billion slush fund for corporations with almost no conditions. Under their plan, the Trump administration could even allow companies to use the money being given to them to buy back stocks, increase executive pays, if that’s what the secretary of the treasury decided. They wouldn’t have to make commitments to keep workers employed.”Biden also complained about a lawsuit backed by the Trump administration and Republican attorneys general to strike down ObamaCare on constitutional grounds.“It’s worth noting that today is the 10th anniversary of the signing of the Affordable Care Act. I’m proud of the role I played alongside President Obama backing him up to bring Obamacare into the law,” Biden said. “But also today in the middle of one of the largest public health emergencies in generations, the White House and Republican attorneys general are actively pursuing a lawsuit to invalidate the ACA in court.

They’re working to strip millions of Americans of their health care and tens of millions of their protections for preexisting conditions.”He added: “I sent a letter this morning with a simple request, withdraw the lawsuit please.”Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale, meanwhile, said Biden’s briefings will just take “attention from real updates Americans should know just to score political points.”“By preying upon Americans’ fear amid the coronavirus outbreak, Biden isn’t just playing cheap politics. He’s making the crisis worse. It’s dangerous,” the campaign said in an email. “Biden’s Monday morning quarterbacking is an effort to sow anger and division among Americans.”.