This afternoon, Biden spoke at a reception for the Democratic National Committee. “We’re up against some of the darkest forces we’ve ever seen in our history. These Maga Republicans are a different breed of cat. This is not your father’s Republican party. It’s a different deal,” said President Biden.
“We have a shot at keeping the Senate and increasing it and I’m optimistic about the House as well,” shared Biden.
“We’ve got a lot more to do: protect the climate, American jobs and ingenuity. We passed the biggest climate bill ever, ever in American history, almost $400 billion. It matters. It matters. It’s just beginning to take hold. We did everything from – anyway, I won’t get into everything we got done,” he laid out the case for the Democrats.
Biden said that the Democrats have “one more night to do everything we can to win, another probably 30 hours between the last poll close. So let’s go win this thing.”
No matter the outcome of the midterm elections tomorrow, Biden’s said that his party needs Americans in the path ahead.
“As my Grandpa Finnegan used to say when I walked out the door, ‘Joey, keep the faith.’ And my grandmother: ‘No, Joey, spread it.’ You’re spreading the faith. It really matters to our democracy and the rest of the world looking to us as well. Not just folks at home, the rest of the world, and you’re allowing us to do it.”
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Trump’s Day in Office: October 26, 2026
8:00 AM The president participates in executive time. 11:00 AM The president participates in a policy meeting. 11:45 AM The president participates in a policy meeting. 12:30 PM The president participates in a policy meeting. 1:30 PM The president meets with the U.S. ambassador to France and Monaco. Time not specifiedThe president departs the White House for Corinth, Mississippi. Central Daylight Time (CDT) Time not specifiedThe president arrives in Corinth, Mississippi. 6:00 PM The president delivers remarks. Time not specifiedThe president departs Corinth, Mississippi, for the White House.
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