Former President Donald Trump’s team blasted the Joe Biden campaign for releasing a Mother’s Day attack ad.
“Happy Mother’s Day. At the Biden campaign, we are asking Americans to do the moms in their lives a favor. Stop Trump,” said the press release.
In the video, the campaign says, “On Mother’s Day, a reminder: Donald Trump stands only for himself and not mothers across America and their families.”
“The stakes of this election are high for all Americans, but especially moms across our country who will suffer under a second Trump term,” the video states.
NEW AD: Donald Trump wants to separate mothers from their children and allow laws that rip away IVF access and monitor women’s pregnancies.
This Mother’s Day, do the moms in your life a favor: Stop Trump. pic.twitter.com/kaxfsflLKp
— Biden-Harris HQ (@BidenHQ) May 12, 2024
The Biden campaign then claims that former President Trump would seek to deny women fertility treatments, allow states to monitor women’s pregnancies, punish women for getting abortions, and separate mothers from their children.
The Trump campaign called the ad “miserable” and “cowardly” in a statement to Fox News.
“What a sad, miserable, cowardly existence Crooked Joe Biden and his campaign must have to make such a disgusting ad on such a joyous day. Their lives are obviously filled with anger, hate, and resentment because they clearly suffer from Trump Derangement Syndrome,” Trump’s team told Fox News Digital. “President Trump continues to live rent-free in their pea-sized brains, even on Mother’s Day.”
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