Inquirer readers on Hunter Biden's conviction, blind allegiance to Donald Trump, and the realities of Jim Crow.
Inquirer readers on Hunter Biden's conviction, blind allegiance to Donald Trump, and the realities of Jim Crow.Two fair verdicts. Two very different reactions. Addiction is a horrible disease, but as the jury stated in its verdict against Hunter Biden, that is not an excuse to break the law. The Biden family respected the process. It hurt the family to see their son convicted, but to their credit, they stood by his side the entire time.
There was a time when elected officials placed loyalty to the nation ahead of any sitting or former president. Johnson epitomizes the current Republican mindset that prioritizes retaining power and position at any cost while jeopardizing the safety, security, and advancement of the nation’s welfare. Hopefully, voters will elect a president who puts country first, party second, and self-aggrandizement last.U.S. Rep.
But the Florida Republican’s policy analysis is just as fraught and confusing as his nostalgia for an era plagued by racist violence. To begin with, marriage rates at that time were declining for all race groups, as they are today. Also, Donalds does not seem to understand how racism has shaped welfare policy and receipt in America since 1935.
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