How long can Biden stay silent on Trump indictment before 2024?
President Joe Biden declined repeatedly to discuss Trump's indictment. But in a 2024 rematch against Donald Trump, it might be a different story.
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President Joe Biden declined repeatedly to discuss Trump's indictment. But in a 2024 rematch against Donald Trump, it might be a different story.
As Donald Trump's charges dominate news headlines, Joe Biden risks losing important screen time ahead of the election
The White House has been largely silent on the issue, saying this is not a focus for President Biden.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - When Joe Biden was asked on Friday morning about the impact that the indictment of his White House predecessor and political rival Donald Trump would have on America, the U.S. president had an emphatic response: no comment. | 05:03am
President Biden is continuing a strategy his White House has honed on Trump - silence is golden. Now that Trump has been indicted in the Stormy Daniels case, officials indicate they plan to follow the same playbook.