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    Trump’s Biden Plan? It Could Get Dirty.

    Should Biden remain atop the 2020 field, Donald Trump and his allies may attack the former vice president’s family.
    by Peter Nicholas May 02, 2019 5 minutes
    Source: Erin Scott / Reuters / Gene J. Puskar / AP

    Seldom has Donald Trump paid a real price for ridiculing anyone he sees as a political threat, or for that matter, anyone he doesn’t particularly like. Running a long-shot campaign in 2016, Trump taunted the then–Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly (“There was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever”); demeaned Khizr and Ghazala Khan, the parents of a soldier killed in Iraq; and insulted the war hero John McCain for getting shot down in Vietnam (“I like people that weren’t captured”). None of it stopped him from becoming president.

    Former Vice President , and already Trump is road testing various lines of attack. For now, he has settled on “Sleepy Joe,” though advisers say Trump is still casting about for the artfully emasculating nickname that felled his erstwhile Republican rival Jeb Bush, he of

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