Joe Biden's upcoming memoir, "Promise Me, America," includes a letter from Donald Trump that Biden describes as unexpectedly friendly. Biden contrasts the public image of Trump, whom he has criticized, with the warm tone of the letter. This has led to discussions about Biden's reception of Trump and the implications of their interactions, with critics questioning the consistency of Biden's stance on Trump as a threat to democracy.
Key facts
- Biden's memoir is titled 'Promise Me, America.'
- Trump's letter was sent in January 2021 before Biden's inauguration.
- Biden described Trump as having 'deeply destabilized our democracy.'
- Charlamagne Tha God questioned Biden's welcoming tone towards Trump.
- White House communications director Steven Cheung criticized Biden's actions.
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