Biden Warns of 'Dangerous Precedent' After Supreme Court Immunity Ruling in Trump Case
President Joe Biden warned that the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity sets a dangerous precedent that Donald Trump could exploit if elected in November. Biden emphasized that the decision means almost no limits on presidential actions and urged Americans to reconsider giving Trump another term.
President Joe Biden warned on Monday that the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark ruling on presidential immunity sets a 'dangerous precedent' that Donald Trump could exploit if elected in November.
In his speech at the White House, Biden emphasized that the ruling virtually means there are no limits to presidential actions, calling it a fundamentally new and risky principle.
The President urged the American people to reconsider entrusting the presidency to Trump, highlighting the increased emboldenment Trump might feel to act without restraint if re-elected.
In his speech at the White House, Biden emphasized that the ruling virtually means there are no limits to presidential actions, calling it a fundamentally new and risky principle.
The President urged the American people to reconsider entrusting the presidency to Trump, highlighting the increased emboldenment Trump might feel to act without restraint if re-elected.
