Conservative Columnist Nails The Big Differences Between Biden, Trump's First 100 Days
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"He is actually trying to do his job rather than simply drawing attention to himself," Max Boot wrote of Biden in his column for The Washington Post.
The stark differences between the first 100 days of President Joe Biden’s administration and that of his predecessor, ex-President Donald Trump, were laid bare by The Washington Post’s conservative columnist Max Boot on Tuesday. Boot — in an essay titled “Trump’s first 100 days were sheer craziness. Biden’s are sheer competence.” ― argued that Biden, whose White House will reach the landmark day on Friday, had “an unbeatable advantage” by the sheer fact that he is not Trump. “Simply by not inciting his supporters to attack the Capitol and not telling them to take hydroxychloroquine, President Biden looks infinitely better than his predecessor,” said Boot, who quit the GOP in 2016 upon Trump’s takeover of the party.
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