Opinion | The Trump indictment and our two-tier system of justice WashTimesOpEd
, the Daily Mail posted a video of President Biden backing his Corvette into the garage, which contained boxes of classified documents. The next day, the British publication reported on a leaked audio recording in which Mr. Trump allegedly admitted he did not declassify secret documents regarding a military scenario for attacking Iran, which he is said to have taken to his private residence in Florida.
Regardless, the 37-count indictment is bound to increase the anger Mr. Trump’s supporters feel toward this administration and their government overall. The indictment and trial of a former president can only divide the country further and ratchet up the anger many Republicans feel — even Republicans who don’t favor a second term for Mr. Trump — about what they regard as a two-tier system of justice.
Fox News Digital reports that a source has told the FBI that while Mr. Biden was vice president, he and members of his family allegedly took a $5 million bribe from the Burisma natural gas firm where son Hunter was on the board in exchange for certain U.S. policy decisions. On Friday, Mr. Biden was asked about it. He replied, “Where’s the money?”The Hunter Biden investigation by the U.S. attorney in Delaware has been going on for several years with no decision as yet.
Mr. Trump has brought many of his legal troubles on himself through his attitude and behavior. Still, his supporters and even some of his Democratic detractors realize that prosecuting a former president could bring serious consequences to the country and future presidents.
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