Biden's late presidency leaves a clouded legacy
Carl P. Leubsdorf assesses President Biden's tenure from landmark early successes to a turbulent final year. He highlights infrastructure and climate laws, challenges from inflation and immigration, the Afghanistan pullout fallout, and the Hunter Biden pardon as factors eroding the president's record. The piece notes Biden's age objections and the shift toward Kamala Harris as successor, with lingering questions about democracy and foreign policy.
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Trump eyes pardons as Jan 6 fallout lingers at 2024 return
Former Proud Boy Enrique Tarrio, sentenced to 22 years for seditious conspiracy, and Gabriel Garcia, jailed a year, are cited as examples as Trump says pardons could come on his first day back. The piece notes 1,251 convictions, warnings about rewriting history and ongoing partisan disputes over the Capitol attack.
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Two NYC cases spark calls for peace amid activist backlash
Cal Thomas argues that after Daniel Penny's acquittal in Jordan Neely's death activists including Black Lives Matter pushed for violence and blamed the jury. He links backlash to higher costs and policy flaws in Obamacare, alleging government-driven price increases and Medicaid improper payments. He cites AOC and Bragg, urging voters to curb radical politics to restore peace and goodwill.
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