In my previous column last December, I wrote that I was hopeful about the direction of the soon-to-be Biden Administration. Much has happened in the intervening four months, including the attack on our nation's Capitol that nearly succeeded in jeopardizing our ridiculously antiquated Electoral College result-certification process and throwing Biden's election into our dangerously conservative and compromised Supreme Court.
Thankfully, that did not happen. But this column is not about that terrible tragedy and its implications.
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