Biden Takes A Swipe At Trump — Asks Followers If They 'Want Four More Years Of That'

After Donald Trump repeated his previous voter fraud claims from the presidential election 2020 at a CNN town hall event, Joe Biden quipped, asking his supporters to donate to his re-election campaign if they don't want "four more years of that."

What Happened: "It's simple, folks. Do you want four more years of that? If you don't, pitch in to our campaign," Biden tweeted.

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Biden's tweet was prompted by an hour-long town hall meeting between former President and CNN moderator Kaitlan Collins, during which the ex-leader reiterated his bizarre claims about the 2020 presidential election being stolen, the Jan. 6 insurrection, and his willingness to accept the results of the 2024 election. 

Biden's campaign team also sent an email seeking to fundraise with the subject line, "So, that happened."

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"If you missed Trump's CNN town hall, you're better off for it. But the choice is clear: It's four more years of Trump or four more years of Biden," team Biden said in the email, according to The Hill. 

Why It Matters: The former president is leading as the potential GOP presidential nominee. A recent poll by ABC News/Washington Post revealed that 44% of the participants would definitely or probably vote for Trump, compared to ​​38% who said they support the incumbent President.

The Justice Department is also investigating Trump for allegations of election fraud, as well as his alleged involvement in the Capitol riots.

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