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Biden pledges ‘absolute wall’ between job, family business
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said Wednesday that in all his decades in public office, he has never talked to any family members about their private business dealings. And he promised “an absolute wall” between government and his family’s financial interests should he be elected president. Biden’s remarks followed scrutiny of the business activities of [&helli[...]
Biden pledges ‘absolute wall’ between job, family business
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said Wednesday that in all his decades in public office, he has never talked to any family members about their private business dealings. And he promised “an absolute wall” between government and his family’s financial interests should he be elected president. Biden’s remarks followed scrutiny of the business activities of [&helli[...]
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