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However, “Biden is content to stay out of public view and not make himself or his thoughts each day’s top story. From his gargantuan spending bills to his outreach toward Iran to his embrace of woke racial ideology, I think he is on the wrong track.” Not dominating every news cycle In fact, I’m convinced that if he had avoided those COVID briefings, or said nothing, he might have been REALLY reelected.Ĭolumnist Jeff Jacoby doesn’t necessarily agree with “Biden’s policy agenda. I would be exhausted by the daily barrage of tweets and off-the-cuff comments at press conferences by his predecessor. After four years of a president whose narcissism was bottomless and exhausting, and, before him, eight years of a president who also didn’t suffer from any lack of vanity, Biden’s willingness to stay largely behind the scenes is not just refreshing, but downright admirable.” “Five months into his presidency, it is clear that Biden… isn’t gripped by a desperate craving to be seen and heard and talked about. Isn’t it great? For the first time in decades, America has a president who avoids the limelight.
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That is until I saw this in the Boston Globe. Yet I’ve been feeling independence from a certain level of stress much of this year, and I couldn’t quite put my finger on what it was. Climate change, failing infrastructure, social justice, economic inequity, increasing violence – the list is too long to note here. There are lots of important, vital things that this country still needs to address.