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Is no one above the law? Biden would be sued for dog attacks if it were anyone else, Turley says

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Legal scholar Jonathan Turley argued Friday that “any other family” would face a lawsuit or two or three or more if their dogs were as aggressive and dangerous as the Bidens'.

“Latest account shows President Biden was personally handling his dogs during Secret Service bite incidents,” he posted on Friday X. “If this were any other family, there would be strict liability action against the Bidens.” .

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Attached to his tweet was a bombshell Fox News story documenting how President Joe Biden had personally witnessed his dog Commander bite several Secret Service agents.

“Several USSS personnel shared that the attacks happened while Biden was walking the dog, and the president witnessed the incidents firsthand,” Fox News reported, citing internal correspondence obtained by Judicial Watch.

The examples found in the internal correspondence are numerous.

“POTUS took the Commander (on a leash) to Kennedy Park this evening for a walk,” reads one correspondence, an email sent last September. “While POTUS and the Commander were at the Kennedy Garden, I was halfway between the Book-Sellers and the Family Theater.”

“POTUS opened the bookseller's door and said [redacted]. As I started to walk towards him to see if he needed help, the commander went through my legs and bit my left arm through the front of my jacket. I threw my arm away and shouted no. POTUS yelled too [redacted] to the commander CAN then [redacted]”, the correspondence continues.

“I complied and the commander let me pet him. As I turned to close the door, the commander jumped back and bit my left arm a second time. POTUS yelled at the commander again and pinned him the strap. My suit coat has 3 holes, 1 in all. No skin was broken,” he concludes.

Other emails show that Secret Service personnel wanted the Bidens to buy a muzzle for the commander.

“TMZ just reported a dog bite at the White House! Can we please find a way to muzzle this dog?” staff at the US Secret Service's Safety, Health and Environmental Division wrote in an email.

In an additional email, also from September, Anthony Guglielmi, head of communications for the Secret Service, cited another example of the commander's attack.

“Yesterday at approximately 8 p.m., a Secret Service Uniformed Division police officer came into contact with a first family pet and was bitten,” he wrote. “The officer was treated by resort medical staff and I am not aware of any hospitalizations.”

Altogether, the correspondence suggests there were as many as three dozen raids by the commander on the Secret Service.

Critics say these attacks, and the fact that Biden was conspicuously present for most (if not all) of them, show that he is not equipped to be a dog owner, let alone president.

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