The special counsel found that Biden extensively cooperated with investigators, in sharp contrast to evidence that Trump resisted and misled them for months.
That's a good topic for "news analysis" pieces. Instead, it's But Her Emails redux.
New piece from me:
newrepublic.com/article/1789...
I'm calling BS on the sort of news analysis that passively says the report has shined a "spotlight" on Biden's age.
The "spotlight" reflects editorial choices. The GOP use of something as "ammunition" for an attack shouldn't dictate those choices:
newrepublic.com/article/1789...
The GOP talking point that Biden isn't being prosecuted *because of* his dementia or whatever is staggeringly dishonest. The report explicitly says investigators *couldn't find sufficient evidence* to persuade a jury:
newrepublic.com/article/1789...
Given that voters are deciding which man to entrust with the presidency, the report's stark contrast between Biden/Trump handling of the powers of that office seems more relevant.
Maybe that should have been the topic of "news analysis" pieces?
newrepublic.com/article/1789...
Sally Yates would have brought the political finesse and experience needed for the AG role in a Biden Administration. Garland's struggle with DC politics and the press core has been evident. While he excels in justice, his conservative approach hinders his effectiveness.