President Joe Biden recently emphasized that no one is above the law, not even the President of the United States. He delivered this message sternly and resolutely in the Cross Hall of the White House. Despite his serious tone, Biden opted not to answer questions from journalists who may have wanted to raise issues related to his recent debate performance against Donald Trump.
The Supreme Court’s decision to grant partial immunity to Trump in a case where he is accused of trying to subvert the presidential election results did not escape Biden’s criticism. He referred to this as a dangerous precedent that could potentially expand the powers of the president beyond the limits set by law. At the same time, Biden used this opportunity to highlight his commitment to respecting the boundaries of presidential power if reelected.
While some voters express doubts about Biden’s physical and mental capabilities, Trump continues to hold a significant advantage in terms of voter support. The upcoming elections in November will ultimately determine whether Trump secures a second term or Biden emerges as the new President of the United States. However, it seems that both contenders are working on legal strategies for their respective campaigns, with Trump focusing on overturning court rulings that could affect his electoral prospects and Biden continuing with his plans for addressing COVID-19 and promoting racial justice in America.