This Is the Day That Joe Biden Became President

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This Is the Day That Joe Biden Became President
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'Trump didn’t just incite the mob on Jan. 6, he did so after pouring gasoline for months with his bogus 'Stop the Steal' rhetoric,' writes mattklewis

about the 2020 election having been stolen. Give Biden credit for going straight to the root of the problem. Trump didn’t just incite the mob on Jan. 6, he did so after pouring gasoline for months with his bogus “Stop the Steal” rhetoric.

Liberals, of late, talk a lot about defending democracy, and this is a very valid and important thing to do. Unfortunately, in this environment, it can also come across as preachy, alarmist, and even weak . But I think this is different. That was frivolous; Obama didn’t take Trump seriously. With Biden, this is a calculated decision, based on a realization that ignoring Trump will not cause him to go away, and ignoring Trump’s lies only gives them space to take root.

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