It’s easy to get totally sucked into the vast maw of bad news that confronts us every day, but there is at least a decent chance the world will look better in 2021 — either for a President Joe Biden or for President Donald Trump’s second term.
— NYT’s Kate Kelly, Shane Goldmacher and Thomas Kaplan: “As Mr. Biden survived a turbulent winter to become the presumptive Democratic nominee running against … Trump, the millions of dollars Wall Street denizens donated to Mr. Biden and outside groups supporting his candidacy have helped him build a strong lead in national polls.
"Neither gave a firm date, however, for talks to restart during interviews on Sunday political talk shows, a day after President Donald Trump took executive actions on relief to work around the Congressional impasse. As of late Sunday morning, there was no scheduled resumption of in-person talks between Pelosi, Schumer and White House negotiators, according to Pelosi’s office.
“‘Fiscal policy has been unbelievably important in supporting the economy during the downturn that we’ve been experiencing,’ Evans said in an interview Sunday on CBS’s ‘Face the Nation.’ ‘That continues to be important because we’ve not got control over the virus spread. I think that public confidence is really important, and another support package is really incredibly important,’ he said.
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