JD Vance: Watch: JD Vance says he wouldn’t be surprised if Biden votes for Donald Trump

JD Vance said Joe Biden is doing these little things that show support for Donald Trump’s campaign.

GOP vice presidential candidate J.D. Vance He said he wouldn’t be surprised if President Joe Biden votes for Donald Trump. Donald Trump’s running mate, JD Vance, said that he thought he was angry about Kamala Harris replacing Biden and that he expressed this disappointment with the little things he did from time to time. “He’s wearing a Trump hat at the firefighter event. A few weeks ago, she (Kamala Harris) was starting one of her big rallies and she (Biden) decided to call a press conference 30 seconds later. So they’re all watching JD,” Joe Biden is not Kamala Harris. “Or he’ll say nice things about Donald Trump here and there,” he said.
“It wouldn’t surprise me if Joe Biden votes for Donald Trump,” the Ohio senator said.
Joe Biden withdrew from the presidential race in June after a disastrous debate with Donald Trump on CNN, his first presidential debate, and endorsed vice president Kamala Harris. Biden was reportedly forced to drop out of the race by party veterans including Nancy Pelosi, Barack Obama and Chuck Schumer. Biden did not hide his disappointment and spoke publicly about how he was talked out of the race when he thought only he could beat Donald Trump.

On the 23rd anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, Biden briefly wore a red Trump campaign and was quick to thank Donald Trump for his campaign support. So how did this happen? At the fire station, Biden was chatting with some people when one of them was wearing a red hat with the words “Trump 2024” written on it. Biden offered him a hat with the presidential seal on it, saying he would sign it. After a few jokes he offered to trade hats and then said: “I won’t go that far!”.
The White House later said it was a gesture to underscore the day’s theme of unity. “As a gesture, he gave a hat to a Trump supporter, who in the same spirit said POTUS should wear his Trump hat,” deputy press secretary Andrew Bates wrote to X.