Opinion: The ghastly vs. the ghostly

It is because Biden is beloved, and because he has real accomplishments as president, that he needs to stop this nerve-racking, maddening tightrope walk to the Oval.

(Kenny Holston | The New York Times) President Joe Biden speaks during the first 2024 presidential election debate with former President Donald Trump at CNN's headquarters in Atlanta, on Thursday, June 27, 2024.

Opinion: The ghastly vs. the ghostly

It is because Biden is beloved, and because he has real accomplishments as president, that he needs to stop this nerve-racking, maddening tightrope walk to the Oval.

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