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MARC THIESSEN WASHINGTON — After the 2016 election, violent protests erupted across the country and the cry went up on the left: Donald Trump is “not my president.” So, I want to say this is clearly as I possibly can: Joe Biden is my president. I didn’t vote for Biden. I opposed his candidacy and expect that I will oppose a great deal of what he does in office. But starting at noon on Jan. 20, he became president of the United States — and that makes him my president. He deserves a chance to succeed, and we should all hope that he does.