The president should emphasize not just the efficacy of his administration but its effects on real people. Focus on “Restoration 2021.”

At the end of March, President Trump was on a roll: Having been acquitted by the Senate in February, he was taking credit for a coronavirus lockdown that “saved 2 million lives,” in his estimate, and was an odds-on favorite to win the 2020 election (a plus-seven-point margin in the RealClearPolitics betting average). RCP’s polling average placed his job approval rating at 47.4%, with over 50% approved of his handling of the COVID-19 crisis. 

The brand of all cultural revolutions is untruth about the past and present in order to control the future. Why we have this happening to our country is the only mystery left.

Hoover Institution fellow Victor Davis Hanson analyzes presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden's first press conference in 89 days and notes that Biden did not quell concerns about his fitness to lead America.