Trump to call Biden ?most dangerous? candidate in a lifetime, ?Trojan horse for socialism?

“That is because Biden is the handpicked vessel for a poisonous movement that hates our country and seeks to destroy it.”SEVERAL REPUBLICANS SET TO SPEAK AT DNC ON MONDAY NIGHTThe president will use the appearance to counter what he called the "lies" from the Democratic convention, while warning about the "socialist" tendencies of the party.“These socialists will not stop until they have ransacked America and laid waste to our cities,” Trump is expected to say, pointing to unrest in cities across the nation in the last several months.Trump is expected to cast Biden and his running mate Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., as “pro-crime” and “anti-cop.”“I am anti-crime, pro-cop all the way,” Trump is expected to say.The president is also expected to warn that the coronavirus recovery efforts will be “shut down permanently” if Biden is elected, by claiming the former vice president “wants to inflict draconian harm on millions of Americans with his ‘basement’ strategy—locking everyone in their homes.”The president is expected to tout his administration’s response to the coronavirus pandemic, and say that they are “applying commonsense mitigation” and “sheltering vulnerable Americans.” The president is also slated to tout the administration’s efforts in creating a vaccine and delivering effective treatments to combat COVID-19.PROGRESSIVES BLAST DNC FOR GIVING AOC JUST 60 SECONDS AT CONVENTION BUT MORE TIME TO KASICH, BLOOMBERGMeanwhile, Trump is expected to slam Biden’s record, and say that his “disastrous policies have destroyed jobs and livelihoods throughout his career.”The president is expected to deliver the remarks at an event in Wisconsin Monday, just hours before the 2020 Democratic Convention is set to officially begin, with speakers ranging from Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., to former First lady Michelle Obama, who are expected to make the case for a Biden-Harris administration and slam Trump's presidency and his record.But Biden hardly held back, in the days leading up to the convention, blasting Trump's record."Donald Trump has had a lot of failures in his career, but he knows how to do one thing well: inherit something great and squander it.