Biden campaign: We don't want the votes of 'Death to America' protesters in Michigan
The Biden campaign has condemned anti-American chants made at a rally in Dearborn, Michigan, and said it does not want the votes of the anti-Israel agitators.
Even though Michigan will be a critical swing state in the 2024 election, the Biden campaign denounced the Michigian protestors who changed "Death to America" and said they do NOT want their votes.
When asked if the president was still courting those agitators, who typically lean Democrat, Biden campaign spokesperson Charles Lutvak replied, "No."
"The White House condemns these abhorrent and antisemitic remarks in the strongest terms," deputy press secretary Andrew Bates told Fox News Digital. "As President Biden has said, America is the greatest nation on Earth and a beacon to the world."
Biden's campaign spokesperson Lauren Hitt told Fox News Digital that the chants had been "condemned" by the campaign. Lutvak reiterated that the "Biden-Harris campaign denounces these disgusting and antisemitic remarks."
"President Biden knows America is the greatest nation in the world. Full stop," Lutvak said.
