Joe Biden has just called for the release of Bernie Madoff and Paul Manafort

Former Vice President Joe Biden went on Thursday night during the first Democratic debate in Houston, stating that non-violent criminals should not be in jail.

The time has come after the leader of the 2020 group was specifically asked to explain his plan to release "non-violent drug offenders". Biden was also asked to respond to critics who claimed that his project was not "ambitious enough".

"The fact is that we are in a situation where there are so many people in prison who should not be," he said. [emphasis added]"No one should be in prison for a non-violent crime. "

Biden obviously needs to refine his work. Because in the current state of things, he just advocated the release of all nonviolent criminals, including rogue Ponzi Bernie Madoff, Robert Hanssen, an FBI agent turned Russian spy, and, of course, the campaign chairman and president of President Trump, Paul Manafort.

Biden certainly does not work on a platform that calls for the release of Manafort from everyone. Imagine that you are trying to win the Democratic base with this message.

The former vice president and leader in 2020 obviously wanted to say that no one should be in prison for non-violent drug offenses. At least, that's what I retained to analyze his complete answer.

"Nobody should be in jail for a drug problem," said Biden. "They should go directly to rehabilitation – we are building more rehabilitation centers than prisons. I am the guy who put in the drug courts to divert people from the criminal justice system. So we have to completely change our way of seeing things and put people in jail, we have to equip them when they are released. "

He added: "People who have been imprisoned for marijuana, for example, immediately after being released – they should not be there for a crime – it should be a crime. They should be out and their file should be erased. All rights must be returned. When you finish your sentence in prison, you should not only be able to vote, but also have access to the Pell scholarships, have the opportunity to find housing, to move on the way. I have developed a detailed plan in this direction. "