Tonight, I watched President Biden’s address to the joint session of Congress and to the people of the United States. I was impressed with the President, thought he made good points, saw that he was trying to acknowledge the differences between the two sides of the aisle, while urging them to work together, to find some common ground, to compromise. He was both professional and passionate, gave hope in saying he believed we could find ways to come together as a nation.
I was not impressed by Mitch McConnell, who sat stone-faced and did not once stand or applaud the President, nor was I impressed by Ted Cruz, who was caught on camera sleeping. I suspect Ted wasn’t actually sleeping but was putting on an act, as he so loves to do.
President Biden has a lot of good ideas, things that need to happen to help the people of…
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