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Adam Schiff Discusses President Biden's Approach To Trump's Conviction

U.S. President Donald Trump, left, and Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden attend the second and final presidential debate Oct. 22, 2020, at Belmont University in Nashvi

California Democratic Senate candidate, Congressman Adam Schiff, expressed his views on President Biden's approach towards addressing Donald Trump's conviction as a felon. Schiff emphasized the importance of highlighting Trump's status as a convicted felon in the ongoing political discourse. He suggested that while Biden initially maintained a respectful stance towards the judicial process following the conviction, it is crucial for the President and Democrats to actively address Trump's felon status moving forward.

Schiff argued that the narrative of Trump being a convicted felon should be leveraged to make a compelling case to the American people. He underscored the potential risks of having a felon in the Oval Office, pointing out the implications for critical issues such as housing affordability, childcare, and the overall integrity of governance. Schiff contended that Democrats need to articulate a strong message to voters about the consequences of electing a convicted felon to the highest office in the country.

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