Joe Biden still isn't president, and we've urged President Donald Trump and his team to continue the fight to ensure the election was fair.
Biden might even tell South Carolina Republican Sen. Tim Scott and the African-American GOP members of the House that they "Ain't black" because they didn't vote for him.
Biden's first 100 days won't be the slobbering love affairs we saw between the media and Bill Clinton and Obama.
Though he's flipped and flopped on a mask mandate, Biden said at least once that "If I'm president, on day one, we'll implement the national strategy I've been laying out since March," which has "a national mandate to wear a mask."
"Just 100 days to mask, not forever," Biden said earlier this month, either unaware that masks are no panacea, or more concerned with the "Wearing is caring" theater.
Biden is sure to ram through a number of policies that will.
Whatever Biden is able to reach will carry costs, some social, others economic, a few both and all steep.
Thursday, December 17, 2020
Biden’s First 100 Days — The Beginning Of A New National Nightmare
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