DOSE OF JOE -- Oct 12
Friends -- see below for today's Dose of Joe.
Joe Biden will travel to Ohio. In the afternoon, Biden will deliver remarks in Toledo on building back the economy better for working families. You can watch HERE. After, Vice President Biden will attend a voter mobilization event in Cincinnati.
Jill Biden will travel to the Atlanta Metro area and Columbus, Georgia, to encourage voters to cast their ballots by voting early in person. Biden will join an early vote event in DeKalb County before meeting with military and veteran families in Columbus, Georgia. At both stops, she will encourage Georgians to make a plan to vote by going to iwillvote.com/GA.
Doug Emhoff will travel to Huntington Woods, Brighton, and Lansing, Michigan. He will participate in a Jewish Americans for Biden listening session with Congressman Andy Levin in Huntington Woods before traveling to Brighton for a canvass kickoff. After, he will travel to Lansing where he will join a voter mobilization event with Governor Gretchen Whitmer, Senator Debbie Stabenow, and Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel.
Biden for President will hold a virtual event celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day. The event will feature remarks from Congresswoman Sharice Davids, and Congresswoman Deb Haaland, tribal leaders including President Fawn Sharp of the Quinault Indian Nation, President Bryan Newland of Bay Mills and Chairman Cedric Cromwell from Mashpee Wampanoag, and messages from Senator Elizabeth Warren and Mayor Pete Buttigeg. The event will also feature musical performances from Native artists Levi Platero, Supaman and the Cozad Singers.
Yesterday, women business leaders penned an open letter in Business Insider to America’s working women about how President Trump has failed them and why Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are the right choice for our economy, businesses, and working women across the country.
JOE’S SOCIAL MEDIA TO AMPLIFY
TWITTER
@JoeBiden: In January, I said President Trump was the worst possible leader to deal with a public health crisis. And everything we’ve been through in the months since has proven that to be true.
@JoeBiden: When President Trump was told one thousand Americans were dying every day from COVID-19, he shrugged it off and said, "it is what it is."
