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Presidential historian Tim Naftali on Trump, Biden, and what’s next for America
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metroweekly.com“We don’t think of our history in terms of eras of New York governors, or governors of Oregon, or of Texas,” says Timothy Naftali. “We think of it in terms of the president.
That’s the way it works in our history.”Naftali is discussing how Joseph R. Biden, whose term as the 46th President of the United States starts at noon on Wednesday, January 21, can help bridge the vast divide between Red and Blue states during the pandemic.“As long as credit can be shared, share the credit,” is Naftali’s advice. “There’s a lot of praise to go around [when it comes to ending the pandemic].
And if it’s clear that everybody is going to get praised, even governors who were not helpful in the [wear a] mask period, then you take the stinger out of the.
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