Trump prosecutions have engulfed Biden’s White House
The denial of any involvement by President Joe Biden and Democrat operatives in the five criminal and civil prosecutions of former President Donald Trump has stirred controversy among Democrats.
President Biden expressed frustration with his Justice Department’s federal prosecutors for the delay in indicting Trump, fearing he might not be in federal court during the 2024 election cycle, which could prevent him from being labeled a “convicted felon” before the November election and restrict his campaign activities.
Reports from Politico indicated Biden’s displeasure with Attorney General Garland’s slow progress in investigating Trump, with the potential trial being delayed due to tactical resistance from Trump and his team.
These reports highlighted Biden’s efforts to speed up Trump’s indictment and questioned the selection of special counsel Jack Smith, whose biased past convictions and connections to the Biden campaign raised concerns about his impartiality and competence.
Further revelations showed interactions between local prosecutors like Nathan Wade and Matthew Colangelo with the White House counsel’s office, raising suspicions about the administration’s involvement in the Trump prosecutions.
The swift conviction of Trump by the Manhattan District Attorney’s office, led by a former Biden DOJ prosecutor, fueled speculation about collusion between the local and federal authorities to target Trump for political gain.
Biden wasted no time in capitalizing on the convictions to discredit Trump as a “convicted felon,” indicating a possible strategy to keep Trump away from the campaign trail and stifle his influence in the upcoming election.
These developments highlight the lack of neutrality from Biden’s White House and raise concerns about their efforts to manipulate the legal system for political purposes.
It’s crucial for the media and Democrats to acknowledge these manipulative tactics and ensure that the will of the people in November is not undermined by political interference.
