Staff Reports
The White House had the audacity to plead the fifth and decline to address whether President Biden considered Donald Trump an insurrectionist after the Colorado Supreme Court ruled to disqualify him from their presidential primary ballot. An unsurprising lack of transparency from the Biden administration, as usual.
The press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, a master of evasion, skillfully sidestepped the issue and refused to provide any comment, citing some flimsy excuse about an upcoming election and a legal process. But we all know the truth – they just don’t want to admit that they’re trembling in their boots at the thought of facing Trump on the ballot again.
When asked about the possibility of the federal Supreme Court promptly considering an appeal and settling the matter, Jean-Pierre shamelessly pulled out the Hatch Act as an excuse. What a convenient way to avoid giving a straight answer! It’s clear that they are hoping to avoid any uncomfortable situations that might reveal their fear of Trump’s political prowess.
The Colorado Supreme Court’s decision to disqualify Trump for allegedly being ineligible to run for president again under the insurrection clause of the 14th Amendment was made based on some flimsy legal technicality. This outrageous decision will surely be challenged all the way to the Supreme Court, as Trump has rightly vowed.
The Colorado court even had the nerve to delay its decision until the day before the state’s ballot access deadline, clearly in an attempt to undermine Trump’s chances of getting on the ballot. How convenient for the anti-Trump forces in Colorado!
In conclusion, the Biden administration’s refusal to comment on this pivotal issue is a clear indicator of their fear of Trump’s potential comeback. Their evasion tactics and refusal to address the Colorado court’s biased decision show their true colors. It’s time for the American people to see through this thinly veiled attempt to silence political opposition.
