Trump upset that Biden is no longer his Democratic rival

Welcome to the Boston Post News network, where we bring you the latest updates on politics, current events, and more. Today, we delve into the recent comments made by former President Donald Trump regarding the Democratic National Convention and the upcoming presidential race.

Former President Trump took to his Truth Social platform to express his frustration with the Democratic Party, accusing them of staging a “coup” against his successor, President Joe Biden. Trump claimed that Biden was informed he was losing to Trump and was subsequently fired, paving the way for Vice President Kamala Harris to take the lead in the race.

Trump voiced his concerns about having to now “beat TWO Candidates,” referring to Harris as a “Radical Left Marxist” and questioning the fairness of the situation. As Democrats gathered in Chicago for the convention, Trump lashed out at the party’s platform, which still prominently featured Biden’s name despite Harris now being the face of the party.

The Harris-Walz ticket has been gaining momentum in recent polls and fundraising efforts, with a growing list of endorsements bolstering their campaign. Despite this, Trump remains steadfast in his belief that the Democrats are not playing fair and are attempting to undermine his position in the race.

Reacting to the approval of the party platform, Trump criticized the Democrats for not updating it to reflect Harris’s leadership, claiming it was a sign that Biden had been forcibly removed from office in a “vicious COUP.” While Democrats have touted their platform as a progressive agenda for the nation, Trump accused them of botching the transition of power and accused the media of ignoring the issue.

As the political landscape continues to heat up in anticipation of the 2024 presidential election, tensions between the two parties are running high. Stay tuned to the Boston Post News network for more updates on this developing story and other breaking news from around the globe.