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“The President of the United States summoned this mob, assembled the mob, and lit the flame of this attack,” said House Republican Conference Chair Liz Cheney in her statement announcing that she would vote to impeach President Trump. "Everything that fol
President Joe Biden President Biden has wasted no time in turning his campaign promise to take on the climate challenge into action. He issued a series of consequential executive orders in the first week of his presidency, punctuated by declaring one of the first days of his administration “Climate Day” at the White House. Among the executive orders the new president signed are rejoining the Paris Global Climate Agreement and scheduling an Earth Day Summit of world leaders to reassert American leadership, affirming our steadfast commitment to sufficiently curbing greenhouse gas emissi...
President-elect Joe Biden When Joe Biden begins his presidency tomorrow, he will do so facing the most daunting set of challenges since FDR took the oath of office during the height of the Great Depression nearly 90 years ago. He inherits a pandemic that is raging out of control and that has already killed nearly 400,000 Americans, a related economic downturn, and a nation polarized politically with an all too real threat of violence from right wing extremists, egged on by the outgoing president who still refuses to concede his election defeat. Additionally, he will need to skillfully navig...
President Donald Trump Through communicating falsehood after falsehood to his supporters in a disgraceful, but unfortunately successful effort to persuade them that the election was stolen and that there was a realistic path to reverse the results, President Trump put the logs and kindling on the fire. This past Wednesday, he lit the match. “In concise summary, on Wednesday the leader of the executive branch incited a crowd to march on the legislative branch,” wrote the Wall Street Journal in its editorial calling on the president to resign. “The express goal was to demand that Congress...
Tuesday, December 29, 2020 View Larger + For the past 8 years, I’ve written a New Year’s column listing reasons for optimism (click here to see how I did last year) This year I do the same. It remains the nature of news and opinion writing that positive developments get short shrift. As 2021 is about to begin, 5 reasons for optimism are outlined below: - The end of the Trump Presidency provides an opportunity to heal our nation’s divisions, shore up our democracy and solve the big challenges ahead. While our polarized, poisonous and dysfunctional national politics did not begin...