Biden should follow in George W Bush's footsteps

[KS Toronado]

Bush started "The War on Terror", common sense tells us that would include all enemies foreign and domestic
(ie:republican). Surely Biden could create a new office/position/panel to look into homegrown terrorists, past,
present, & future. Hell, ask George W. to lead this new "War on Terror", would help divide the republican party.

[cwydro]

1. I wouldn't want W leading a conga line.

Certainly not anything to do with our country.

I’ve not forgotten what an awful president he was.

[Freedomofspeech]

8. Neither have I....

He did nothing as we all know...Cheney ran the show.

[luv2fly]

2. I like it

GW is already talking about it, not sure I'd want him leading anything but he could certainly have a role.

https://www.rawstory.com/george-w-bush/

[Raven123]

3. My guess is Merrick Garland will do that.

Just make sure we get actionable recommendations within the next 2 years

[Buckeyeblue]

4. I don't think we need a special war, we need visibility into domestic terrorist

If there local crimes were made national news, and they were prosecuted fully, we could root out a lot of aspiring domestic terrorist. The problem is they are treated gently and their support is courted by Republicans.

[Wounded Bear]

5. We need to stop declaring faux war on shit that ain't enemies...

Much like the War on Drugs, any proposed "War on Domestic Terrorism" would be another war on ourselves.

We need a better way to describe social struggles than warfare.

[PatSeg]

7. I agree

This making everything about "war" is indicative of what a militaristic country we've become. Its no wonder we have more guns than people, we are always at war with something. We even have wars on diseases. Yes, there certainly are better ways to describe our goals and objectives.

[50 Shades Of Blue]

6. Hell to the fuck no to Bush going anywhere near Biden's administration

The Republican Party is the Trump Party now. It has no use for Bush.