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Here's the millennial with the mic, Grace Curly show. There's a headline that caught my

eye today in CNN and it says Biden is up against nostalgia for Trump's first term.

And the reason that I take issue with this is because I don't think

nostalgia is the correct term.

To me, nostalgia implies that there's some sort of romanticizing here

that people are warming up to Trump's first term

just because it gets, we get further and further away from it. I don't think that's

what's at play. I think people now have a frame of reference. I think people now have a little bit

more perspective that mean tweets in comparison to an open border in comparison to high gas prices in

comparison to high inflation and wars breaking out all over the world that and a

president who doesn't care that Americans are being held hostage by a terrorist organization?

Did I mention that?

Does anyone mention that anymore?

I think that that gives you a certain perspective that you don't have when you're whining about his

social media presence. But one of the other sentences in this column that really

struck me as odd as it says the CNN poll released

Sunday suggests Biden is facing extreme pressure to do more to remind voters of the turmoil of Trump's single term.

There's nothing else Biden can concern himself with besides reminding voters of the turmoil.

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