The Opinions Five Opinion Writers on What Biden Should Do in His Final Days as President
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Dec 3, 2024 Michelle Goldberg, a renowned Opinion columnist at The New York Times, addresses President Biden's crucial final weeks in office. The discussion delves into potential presidential pardons, aiming to rally the Democratic base and address issues of inequality. Goldberg emphasizes the importance of U.S. support for Ukraine amidst political shifts, along with urgent judicial appointments to prevent a shift in power. The conversation also highlights Biden's opportunity to protect California's natural wonders, showcasing a blend of political strategy and environmental commitment.
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Pardon those Prosecutable Under Comstock Act
- Biden should pardon everyone who could be prosecuted under the Comstock Act.
- This act could be used to prosecute those involved in abortion access.
Commute Charles Littlejohn's Sentence
- Commute the sentence of Charles Littlejohn, who leaked billionaire tax documents.
- This would highlight the importance of journalism and address tax inequality.
Seize and Utilize Frozen Russian Assets
- Biden should persuade Western allies to seize frozen Russian assets.
- Use these assets to support the Ukrainian war effort and deal a blow to Russia.