Liberal college professor suggests Biden
'declare war' on Republicans, compares
them to Civil War slaveholders
Posted By: RayLRiv, 11/24/2021 10:49:58 AM
Liberal college professor Heather Cox Richardson suggested in an article published Tuesday that President Biden "declare war" on Republicans in an effort to combat what she claimed was the party's move towards authoritarianism.
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