Bill Barr backs Trump despite previous critique
Former Attorney General Bill Barr has endorsed former President Donald Trump for the 2024 election, highlighting the importance of Republicans winning in November. Barr, previously critical of Trump, now views the election as a pivotal choice. The endorsement signals a significant shift in Barr’s stance towards Trump. Your summary effectively captures the key points of the original text, highlighting Bill Barr’s endorsement of Donald Trump despite their previous disagreements. It also emphasizes the significance of this endorsement and its implications for the upcoming election. Well done!
Former Attorney General Bill Barr has given his endorsement to former President Donald Trump in the 2024 election, stressing the need for Republicans to win in November.
Barr, who up until recently had been critical of the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, has now described the election as a “binary choice” between Trump and President Joe Biden.
“I support President Trump, and one of the reasons is because I think many of our critical problems, including the regulation, crime, restoring law and order, restoring control over our borders, rebuilding our defense in this increasingly dangerous world, standing by our allies,” Barr said on Fox Business’s Kudlow. “I trust President Trump to do that much more than President Biden.”
Trump has acknowledged Barr’s endorsement, joking that the former attorney general gave it even though Trump had once called him “Weak, Slow Moving, Lethargic, Gutless, and Lazy.” Trump added that because he appreciated Barr’s endorsement, he would remove “lethargic” from his statement.
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Recent polling data show Trump ahead in six out of seven swing states in the election, including Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Wisconsin, and Nevada. The one swing state Biden led Trump in was Michigan, where he leads the former president by 1%.
Trump is in New York on Thursday to continue his hush money trial, one of several legal battles he is in the middle of while campaigning for the White House. The former president stopped by a construction site in New York ahead of his court appearance, where he was greeted by union members.
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