Biden bets that the best way to beat Trump is to remain silent on the indictment
Haisten Willis
It seems like everyone is talking about the former president's latest indictment — everyone, that is, except the current president.
President Joe Biden has not spoken publicly about the indictment of his predecessor, Donald Trump, and while some Republicans may accuse him of pulling strings behind the scenes, he insists the Biden White House remains above the fray.
"I have never once, not one single time, suggested to the Justice Department what they should do or not do relative to bringing a charge or not bringing a charge," Biden told reporters last week. "I'm honest."
That pledge extends to people working for Biden, according to Politico.
The president has not only barred his White House staff, who are prevented by law from making overt political statements, but also his campaign and the Democratic National Committee from speaking about Trump's arrest.
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