In a recent address at the White House, President Joe Biden made it clear that no one is above the law, not even the President of the United States. His tone was firm and resolute as he spoke before a teleprompter in Cross Hall. Although he strongly condemned the Supreme Court’s decision to grant partial immunity to former President Donald Trump for the trial related to his alleged attempt to subvert the 2020 presidential election results, Biden did not take questions from journalists present. It’s possible that he wanted to avoid discussing his views on Trump’s legal battles or his potential return to politics.
Despite this, Trump’s legal team is already working on an appeal related to the Stormy Daniels case following the Supreme Court’s ruling. Despite these legal challenges, Trump remains in a commanding 6-point lead over Biden in recent polling. However, doubts about Biden’s physical and mental abilities have been expressed by a majority of voters, raising concerns about his ability to serve another term if reelected.
The race for the American presidency remains competitive as November elections approach, with both candidates continuing to enjoy significant support from voters. The events unfolding in the legal arena and ongoing debate between Biden and Trump will likely continue to shape the dynamics of the election campaign in the coming weeks leading up to election day.
