4 thoughts on “About Biden’s Special Counsel Report

  1. Fun aside: I did a term paper in a college history class where I went at looked at reactions in the newspapers of the day to the dropping of the A-bomb on Hiroshima. One of the tidbits I discovered doing this research was that more people had heard of this event (the A-bomb) than could name who was president of the US. I don’t remember the percentage – it was high, but low enough to shock me. Something like 10 percent could not name the president correctly.Report

    1. To be fair, Truman had been President only for a short time and hadn’t yet emerged from the long shadow of FDR. If they thought it was Eisenhower or someone else other than FDR, that would be different.

      Or did you mean more people had heard of the Hiroshima bombing than could correctly identify the President who was sitting when you wrote the term paper? That would be strange.Report

  2. Somehow I doubt very much, were I, or the majority of any other citizens in the same situation, that the prosecutor would have a much less charitable view of things, but then again, most of the people I know who would need access to classified documents, have people who keep better track of them and aren’t allowed to keep them “indefinity” without regular review of the NEED to have them, since they are “owned” by the gov’t.Report

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