President Joe Biden said Tuesday at the Democratic National Committee (DNC) office in New Hampshire that the party needs to “restraint” former President Donald Trump and immediately “politically” restrain him. He added that he intended to do so.
From 2019 onwardsDemocrats are calling for President Trump to be imprisoned, reversing previous criticism of Republicans and the former president who called for former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton to be imprisoned. At the Democratic National Committee office in Concord, New Hampshire, Biden noted how close the race is and believes Trump has impunity to “physically eliminate” threats. he claimed. (Related article: 'The damage was already done': Sol Wisenberg calls Chutkan's response 'Orwellian' and predicts the fate of the lawsuit if Trump wins)
“It's all on the knife edge. It's on the knife edge right now. So this is really, really, really important right now. Everyone, look and think about it. is talking about abolishing the entire Department of Education – he means it, this is not a joke. [is] He's someone we want to replace, all civil servants, all of them,” Biden said.
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“Based on the Supreme Court's immunity ruling, I believe I have the right to do what I need to do.” [it were] This case involves actually eliminating someone he believes is a threat to him, physically eliminating them and shooting them. So, I know this sounds weird. If I told you this five years ago, I feel like you would have locked me up. We have to lock him up,” Biden said to applause from the crowd. “Politically lock him up. Lock him out, that's what we have to do.”
In 2023, four criminal charges were filed against the former president for election interference and mishandling of classified documents. Special Counsel Jack Smith has asked that President Trump's election interference case be resolved before the 2023 election, but Judge Tanya Chutkan announced a pretrial schedule on September 5, saying He guaranteed that there would be no trial.
Republicans have criticized Democratic rhetoric against Trump, particularly after the first assassination attempt on him on July 13. Despite labeling Trump a Nazi, Hitler and fascist since taking office in 2016, some liberal corporate media outlets have suggested the former president's own rhetoric was his own. did. contributed to the attempt on his life.
Just a day after the first assassination attempt, ABC News' George Stephanopoulos and Martha Raddatz reported that Trump's past statements such as “fuss” and “bloodshed” were a sign that the 20-year-old president was leading the U.S. He claimed that he contributed to the “violent remarks.” Matthew Thomas Crooks fires multiple shots into a crowd at a rally in Pennsylvania.
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