Bernard L. Schwartz

The press has taken too long to notice, but the barrier-breaking vice president has been an accomplished leader and advocate in the Biden administration.

If passed, the deal to preserve America’s financial standing in the world by avoiding the debt disaster threatened by Republicans would be one of Biden’s deftest accomplishments.

Polls say voters trust the GOP more than Democrats on economic issues. That’s a huge mistake.

The president and his party have plenty to brag about. They should make that case to the American people.

He’s ended America’s longest war, got vaccines distributed at no cost nationwide and halved the child poverty rate. So why all the stories about ‘Biden‘s Cruel Summer’?

The consummate D.C. insider has actually bypassed the establishment and taken his pitch directly to voters, who like what they’re hearing even as Republican lawmakers do not.

But the Democrats can’t stop there. Real reforms then have to follow.

It was not just a triumph of one politician, Joe Biden, over another, Donald Trump. Nor was it a win by one political party over another. No, the stakes were far higher.

From calling fallen soldiers ‘suckers’ to refusing to commit to transfer of power, he’s run the strangest, weakest, and most un-American campaign in history.