Special Counsel Appointment Highlights Vulnerabilities of Biden’s Bid for a Second Term
GOP leaders on the Hill vow ‘to follow the Biden family’s money trail.’
As he gears up for reelection, President Biden is already facing questions about his ability to convince voters that the economy is performing well. There’s skepticism about the 80-year-old president’s ability to manage a second term. And on Friday, Mr. Biden faced a fresh setback when Attorney General Garland appointed a special counsel to probe his son, Hunter.
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