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They say history doesn’t repeat itself, but it often rhymes—and 2024 is, no matter how inconvenient for an embattled Joe Biden, resonating deeply with 1968. From anti-war protests on campuses to the Democratic National Convention being hosted in Chicago, these two distinct years, though decades apart, are drawing eerie comparisons, as I explain in my new video: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mother Jones (@motherjonesmag) Biden’s disastrous debate performance last Thursday sparked calls for him to drop his reelection bid.

President Joe Biden, 81, has spoken out following his much-criticized performance during the first 2024 presidential debate on Thursday, June 27. In a radio interview with Civic Media’s The Earl Ingram Show, which aired in full on July 4 following the release of a snippet preview, the Democratic Party leader reflected on the debate.“I had a bad night, and the fact of the matter is that, you know… I screwed up.

Why is the Biden administration allowing children of Chavista officials with Chavista values into the country under his catch-and-release program?

A white man victimizes a black woman, but it’s okay because he’s a progressive Democrat—he’s “(D)ifferent.”

I mean … We’re over the rainbow here.