Biden’s deputy campaign manager ‘scared as s***’ after Trump immunity ruling

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President Joe Biden’s principal deputy campaign manager said he is “scared as s***” following the Supreme Court’s ruling granting former President Donald Trump criminal immunity for official acts.

“I think Americans are scared and should be scared of what Donald Trump will do because he has been telling us for months,” Biden campaign manager Quentin Fulks said on a press call Monday. “And so, I can reassure you that when you do see President Biden out on the trail, he will be talking about the reasons why Americans should be scared of Donald Trump, as he has been for months, and the Supreme Court opinion today just amplified that.”

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