Kim Strassel is a member of the Wall Street Journal editorial board. She writes a weekly column, "Potomac Watch", which appears on Fridays.
"The 1970s were a decade of opportunity foregone, and our own
decade threatens to become the same. Kim Strassel not only shines a
clear light on the record and lessons of the 1970s, but also offers
the solutions that could enable us to avoid the tragedy of a
repeat."--Amity Shlaes, Author, Great Society (HarperCollins)
"With characteristic style and pacing Kim Strassel takes her
readers back to the future by revisiting the disastrous presidency
of Jimmy Carter and comparing it side by side with the first
two-plus years of President Biden's tenure... Rarely has such a
deep dive into the history of four-plus decades ago mattered so
much to the 20 months ahead of the American electorate." --Hugh
Hewitt, radio talk show host of Salem Radio Network and Washington
Post contributing columnist
"In the style of a dogged prosecutor, Strassel builds a devastating
case against Joe Biden's record -- comparing it, persuasively and
unfavorably, to Jimmy Carter's. But she's also right that a
'guilty' political verdict may not be sufficient for Republicans to
secure an achievable and clarifying electoral victory. THE BIDEN
MALAISE is must-read ahead of 2024, as conservative voters prepare
to make consequential choices."--Guy Benson, Fox News &
Townhall.com
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