Joe Biden's presidential campaign was built on two pillars -- "I'm going to shut down the virus" and I am not Donald Trump. He is failing on both promises, as Covid rages and Biden's behavior more and more mirrors his predecessor's. In this column read, Scott Jennings analyzes Biden's stated goals and empty promises.

Alone under the bright lights of the presidency, Joe Biden has finally shown us the man behind the grin. A man who checked his watch instead of offering empathy to Gold Star families. A man who defaulted to dissembling and exaggeration when a nation yearned for honesty and clarity. A man who found the bottom of his personal deck after a lifetime of free passes from a fawning media establishment desperate to turn this midlevel partisan hack into something he’s not — a wise old sage just waiting for history to deliver his moment.

While a Florida man—who doesn’t have much to do after losing his last election—complains about Republicans helping pass the bipartisan Infrastructure Bill, the Senate Republican Leader once again delivers generational investment for his home state. Scott Jennings breaks down why Trump is wrong (again) and why McConnell’s indispensable leadership serves Kentucky, the Senate, and the nation well.

Scott Jennings explains why you don't want the Biden White House flagging "misinformation" and engaging in censorship.

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We said goodbye to an old friend this week.

For the last 10 years, Rufus T. Hound has clicked his way up and down our hallways, stolen bites of food from our kids who looked away for half a second, guarded our front porch, and, in his role as the most perfect sundial God ever created, chased every warm spot in our home.

But the time had come, and my wife had the strength to finally make the call that I couldn’t make.

In life, he was a Bull Moose. Over one hundred years since his death, however, President Teddy Roosevelt is being bullied himself by woke activists who seek the erasure of some of America's greatest icons and political leaders. Removing the Teddy Roosevelt statue is just the beginning.

If you follow this space, you know it normally features conservative political commentary. But something happened in my life that has nothing to do with politics that I wanted to share with you. Since the beginning of the year, I've lost over 50 pounds. Hear how I did it in this episode of Scott Jennings News & Comment.