Letters to the Editor: These aren’t Bill Clinton’s Republicans. Joe Biden has it much worse

Bill and Hillary Clinton
Invoice and Hillary Clinton arrive at Joe Biden’s presidential inauguration on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 20, 2021.
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To the editor: Jonah Goldberg alludes to some Republicans that Democrats can work with. (“Joe Biden may be taught lots from Invoice Clinton,” Opinion, Jan. 25)

The place are the Republicans criticizing the state legislatures which are making it harder for folks — primarily Democrats — to vote? The place was the outcry about every Texas county having just one poll drop-off field apiece?

The present Republican Social gathering will not be enjoying by regular guidelines.

Goldberg needs Biden to search out Republicans who would work towards their very own self-interest. They imagine that the less folks vote, the higher their likelihood is to get and retain energy.

The issue this nation faces now could be that one among its main political events is dominated by a vocal conspiracy-theorizing minority. It's previous time for the “good folks” within the celebration to take a stand and never be on the aspect of Bull Connor and Jefferson Davis.

Rene Childress, Los Angeles

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To the editor: In recommending that Biden be taught from former President Clinton, Goldberg might need talked about that Clinton’s political adversaries really supported democracy, fiscal accountability, voting rights and worldwide management, offering a shared foundation for working to enhance the lives of People.

Biden’s adversaries, conversely, refuse to take part in issues of routine governance, preferring as an alternative self preservation whereas cowering to seditionists.

The challenges going through Biden require a really totally different response from people who confronted Clinton in a really totally different time.

Eric Carey, Arlington, Va.

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