Biden called Trump's refusal to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if he loses the election 'a typical Trump distraction' — adding that he's doing so 'to take our eye off the ball, not to talk about what's happening to the people dying.'
David Thornburgh, leader of the nonpartisan election watchdog group Committee of Seventy, told reporter Katie Meyer of NPR member station WHYY that Americans should guard against reaching any conclusion from any single episode or event.Prosecutors' ability to shade public perceptions about a suspect or an investigation is one reason they're supposed to keep silent about cases until the appropriate time, other commentators said.
The FBI and Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency have warned about the prospect, among other things, aboutin the hours or days after voting ends, which could heighten the tension of a close result.
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