Tomi Lahren predicts Biden is in for ‘a bloodbath’ in debate with 2024 GOP nominee
Jenny Goldsberry
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Conservative commentator Tomi Lahren predicted that a future debate with potential 2024 Republican nominees Former President Donald Trump or Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) could be “a bloodbath” for President Joe Biden.
Lahren shared her thoughts on Saturday on the president’s most recent public speech at Howard University’s commencement ceremony that morning. During his speech, Biden claimed that democracy’s biggest threat is white supremacy and criticized Republicans who are attempting to halt his student loan forgiveness plan, saying he finds their opposition “outrageous.”
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Lahren was on Fox News’s One Nation when she compared trying to follow the president’s point was similar to a “Where’s Waldo?” game.
“And you don’t know, when you listen to Joe, what part of it’s true and what part of it’s not because we know he has a history of just making up these wild delusions of grandeur,” Lahren said.
Tomi Lahren on One Nation
The conservative commentator’s biggest takeaway was what Biden’s latest public appearance could mean for his future in 2024.
“But you can just tell, if you listen really closely, you can almost hear his staff, and what I call his puppeteers, every time he goes off script, just clenching something because they’re so afraid of what he’s gonna say,” Lahren said. “And imagine putting this man on a debate stage with Donald Trump or Ron DeSantis. It would be a bloodbath, a nightmare.”
Trump is currently the front-runner for the Republican nomination, with DeSantis trailing behind, despite not having announced his candidacy for president. Lahren herself admitted as recently as Friday that she favors DeSantis on account of his “electability among independents,” according to her.
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Following his speech, Biden received the honorary Doctor of Letters. Biden is also the seventh sitting U.S. president to deliver the keynote address at a Howard University commencement convocation.