McManus: Biden, take a tip from Reagan
Joe Biden turned 79 last week. He’s beginning to look his age.
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Joe Biden turned 79 last week. He’s beginning to look his age.
Joe Biden might have something to learn from the second-oldest president, Ronald Reagan.
President Biden's age still creates a political burden — one he doesn’t need at a time when many voters have turned sour on him.
Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi has made enough gaffes in just two months to be advised by a newspaper to seriously consider prevention and damage control.
Print this article One of Joe Biden’s first actions as president was to begin to fulfill his promise to be “the most pro-union president you’ve ever seen” and fire Peter Robb, the general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board. This was an unusual act for a new president, but Robb’s sacking was of great symbolic importance. Forty years ago next week, Peter Robb played a leading role in one of Ronald Reagan’s most important domestic victories: firing the striking air traffic controllers. Reagan’s lesson is one that Biden wouldn’t dare heed, and that is a lesson we can l...