NY Times column highlights 'deceptions' and 'illusions' of Biden's presidency: 'History won't be so kind'
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New York Times columnist Bret Stephens voted for President Biden but called him out for several deceptions and illusions about his tenure in office.
Biden will exit the White House on Jan. 20 as President-elect Donald Trump will be officially inaugurated. The president told USA Today's Susan Page that he still thinks he could have beaten Trump had he stayed in the race. Hanna Panreck is an associate editor at Fox News.
"That last illusion was pure hubris," Stephens wrote. "But there was an arrogance to the first three, since he was loudly alerted (including by, well, me) on each point that he was making a fundamental mistake."
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New York Times columnist Bret Stephens voted for President Biden but called him out for several deceptions and illusions about his tenure in office.
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