Biden invited Trump to play golf, promising to give odds

US President Joe Biden has invited the former US president and his election opponent Donald Trump to play golf.
On his Twitter page, the current US president posted a video excerpt from a fundraising event held on March 28, where the host jokingly said that Biden had not won any of the golf championships organized by Trump.
Biden responded to the joke by saying that he had offered to play golf with Trump back in 2016.
"Donald, my offer to play golf still stands. I'll let you take three strokes off your game if you carry your own bag," Biden wrote under the video on Twitter.
The US presidential election is scheduled for November 5, 2024. According to forecasts, the main Democratic candidate will be the current American leader Joe Biden, while Trump will run for the Republicans.
In March, for the first time since August of last year, Biden was ahead of his rival in the rankings. And later it became known that Biden is ahead of Trump in six of the seven key swing states. In two of them, by a significant margin.
The shift occurred after five months of Trump's mainly leading position and followed the president's State of the Nation address, which rallied Democrats and seemingly eased concerns about Biden's age.
Bloomberg notes that it is still too early to say whether Biden's ratings improvement is a one-time increase or the beginning of long-term changes in the election race. Biden continues to lag behind Trump in four of the most crucial states.
Biden's more optimistic figures come at a pivotal moment in the election campaign. Trump is currently experiencing a lack of funds for his campaign and is holding fewer rallies and events.