President Biden strikes back
Now that President Biden is no longer a candidate in the 2024 election, he’s free to speak his mind on most issues – and he doesn’t have to worry about electoral pushback. In some ways, this makes him particularly effective as a surrogate in the Harris-Walz campaign, as he can tackle the more controversial issues himself without making it an issue for the campaign.
While Donald Trump is now reluctantly facing Vice President Kamala Harris in the election and desperately trying to come up with an effective line of attack against her, it’s a bit more difficult to face fire from two sides, particularly when your own party is a raging dumpster fire and your media surrogates are beginning to flee.
On Sunday, as President Biden sat down for an interview, he took a direct shot at Donald Trump – again forcing him to play defense on a topic that we’ve known for a long time. When the former guy was elected, white nationalists across the country realized they had an ally in him – “they came out of the woods with no hoods,” as he put it, in reference to Trump’s Charlottesville response. It’s not much clearer than that – Trump’s base is really that bad – it’s not economic anxiety or dissatisfaction with ordinary politics or any other nonsense the media likes to come up with when doing profiles on these people.
Using the office, he went further to describe in no uncertain terms, Donald Trump as a danger to national security. As long as Donald Trump is melting down with his campaign unraveling, these are two pivotal facts that we need to keep in mind as we run up the score with canvassing, phone banking and volunteering for Kamala Harris and the Democrats. Let’s make Kamala Harris our Madam President-elect on Nov 5 and give her a trifecta to govern with. po
James Sullivan is the assistant editor of Brain World Magazine and an advocate of science-based policy making