In debate, Biden must stay on offense
On June 27, President Joe Biden will debate the man he has called a six-year-old. A great line, and he needs a few more like that.
Unless there is a clear stumble by either candidate, we know what they will say. Trump will call Biden ‘sleepy Joe,’ among other names.
But the reality is, people are used to it. They are not as used to Biden returning the favor. And Biden, aside from referring to Trump as a convicted felon, needs some lines that will make headlines the next day.
Something with a little humor in it, but still making a strong point. Trump is scary. The recent column in the Washington Post on how Russ Vought, the former president’s budget director, is laying the groundwork for a broad expansion of presidential powers, is truly frightening.
