President Joe Biden has long avoided referring to his predecessor, Donald Trump, personally. A month after he took office he showed his distaste by saying, “I’m tired of talking about Trump… The next four years, I want to make sure all the news is the American people.”
This has recently changed. He has been calling him the “former guy” and has been making accusations, saying “Donald Trump lacked the courage to act” during the events of January 6.
He now generally seems willing to attack the “defeated” Trump. Why this change in strategy? The reasons seem to be twofold: First, the continued low popularity ratings – according to opinion polls that has dropped to only 38%. The second must be related to the revelations of the Commission which is examining the events of January 6 and Trump’s unacceptable behavior.
Whether the new strategy will work or not remains to be seen. But Biden has to do something to raise his percentages in the polls…
The great message of hope for the modernization of Greece that the polls of May 21 gave out, when Kyriakos Mitsotakis won twice as many votes as his second-place opponent, was somewhat diminished due to the appearance of a new religion-based party that came out of nowhere and almost entered Parliament.
FALMOUTH, MA – The police in Falmouth have identified the victim in an accident involving a car plunging into the ocean on February 20, NBC10 Boston reported.
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