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Trump Mocks Joe Biden’s Beach Vacations: ‘Can’t Lift A 3-ounce Chair’

US President Donald Trump once again took a dig at Joe Biden, mocking the former president over his recent beach trip and a viral stumbling incident. When asked if he planned to visit Argentina, Trump quipped that unlike Biden, people wouldn’t see him sitting in a bathing suit or struggling to lift a chair “meant for old people.” He went on to say, “You won’t see me falling down or fumbling on the beach,” drawing laughter from reporters. Trump, who often uses public appearances to taunt Biden, had previously ridiculed him during February’s CPAC event, saying Biden “could barely walk in the sand.” His latest remarks add to a long list of jabs aimed at painting Biden as frail and unfit for office.

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