President Biden tonight is touting his commitment to those who
served announcing more than 1,000,000 healthcare claims approved as part
of the bipartisan pact Act he signed to expand benefits
for
veterans exposed to toxic chemicals.
Veterans, you are the solid steel spine of our nation.
The camouflage colored appeals have become familiar for both President
Biden and former President Trump who's repeatedly slammed the Biden
administration's chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan.
He failed on every single thing,
including Afghanistan. Mr. Trump has won the military vote twice,
but that support has eroded.
Gulf War veteran Jeff Zamoida says President Biden is a
more unifying commander in chief.
Joe Biden is the person that I identify with more
clearly as a candidate because because of his staunch commitment
to bipartisanship,
Vietnam War veteran Lucia Pola argues President Biden is leading
the military in the wrong direction.
You know they brought in the woke Jack back,
back. It'll kill the military.
Meantime, the former president is facing fierce criticism for this
video shared on Mr.
Trump's social media accounts. What happens after Donald Trump wins?
The 32nd clip uses a term associated with Germany's Nazi
government referring to the creation of a unified Reich.
Among fictionalized newspaper headlines covering a Trump victory in November,
the Trump campaign telling NBC News the video was created
by a random account and reposted by a staffer who
they say did not see the word.
The posts were removed this morning.
A unified Reich at Hitler's language That's not America's Tonight's
response,
the latest example of President Biden trying to seize on
any Trump misstep,
looking to warn voters about what he views as the
dangers of a second Trump term.