North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum, who is seeking the Republican presidential nomination in 2024, refused on ThisWeekABC to weigh in on GOP front-runner Donald Trump's Jan. 6 indictment.
But he acknowledged in an appearance on ABC's "This Week" that "I believe that Joe Biden won the election."
"Everybody's innocent until proven guilty. ... We should be talking about the energy, economy and national security," Burgum said. Burgum attempts to propel himself as a forward thinker and disengage with his previous association from Donald Trump. It is rare to hear the Governor utter Donald Trump’s name if at all.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Virginia poll shows DeSantis with better chance than Trump of beating Biden in 2024Governor DeSantis tied with President Joe Biden in a recent hypothetical 2024 Virginia poll, with former President Trump trailing the president in a matchup.
Read more »
Biden campaign seizes on appearance with Tuberville to thump Trump on national securityEXCLUSIVE: The Biden campaign is seizing on former President Trump’s campaign event with Sen. Tommy Tuberville as an opportunity to attack President Biden’s top GOP 2024 opponent on national security, while slamming the “MAGA playbook' as “extreme' and one that puts “military readiness at risk.'
Read more »
Exclusive Video — Trump on Biden’s Health: ‘Mental Worse Than Physical'Former President Donald Trump says that while he “probably” expects to face President Joe Biden in a rematch next year, Biden’s apparent health issues are worse regarding his “mental” problems than his “physical” problems.
Read more »
Trump campaign launches political ads attacking prosecutors, Biden following third indictmentThe Trump campaign wasted no time following his third indictment in releasing political attack ads to show his supporters and his opponents he is “growing even stronger.”
Read more »
Opinion | Donald Trump, Hunter Biden and the Rule of LawFrom WSJopinion: The global rule of law as it has existed since World War II may be under challenge, writes DanHenninger
Read more »
‘We have to take it seriously’: Dems brace for a ’24 Biden-Trump rematchThe former president is more organized than ever, Democrats say, and would pose a formidable challenge in a general election.
Read more »