In his remarks Tuesday, Mr. Biden will again discuss how he would do so, his campaign said. And Mr. Biden will walk through a timeline of specific moments of inaction by the president and explain what he could have done differently. Mr. Biden’s remarks will come less than a week after he delivered a speech in Lancaster, Pa., in which he excoriated Mr. Trump for, among other things, having said at a rally that he had ordered a slowdown of coronavirus testing. “He thinks that finding out that more Americans are sick will make him look bad,” Mr. Biden said of Mr. Trump. Mr. Biden has sought to draw sharp contrasts between his desire to expand health care coverage, and the Trump administration’s legal effort to get the Affordable Care Act overturned.

Source: New York Times June 30, 2020 15:51 UTC