Biden's dog isn't the problem. We need to look at Commander's owners Joe and Jill

What kind of leader allows his dog to bite Secret Service members and threaten White House staff for months before finally being forced to do something about it?

The refusal of the Biden family to care for their staff or their dogs is a serious mark on their character.  Bethany Mandel is the co-author of "Stolen Youth: How Radicals Are Erasing Innocence and Indoctrinating a Generation," editor of a children’s book series Heroes of Liberty, a contributing writer for Deseret News and a homeschooling mother of six children. Find her on X, formerly known as Twitter: @BethanyShondark and and on Instagram: @bethanyshondark.

I bent over reflexively to protect him, I knew what the neighbor’s dog was capable of. He had bitten two of my friends on our block already; one on the leg, the other on the hand. And that friend needed surgery to correct the damage. 

I was able to protect my dog, but at the cost of my own physical safety. The neighbor’s German shepherd bit through my right buttocks; his teeth met in the middle of my flesh. I had to have the wound cleaned out in the emergency room, and to this day, I have nerve damage.