The Biden press conference

One:  He should have more press conferences. 

Two:  He was sharp, well prepared but seemingly unrehearsed, relaxed, and most of all, actually presidential.

Three:  He should fire whoever is in charge of the White House “comms shop.”  His microphone had an audible click at the first word of every answer and had a hollow echo throughout the event.  It didn’t damage the overall effectiveness of the press conference, but those kinds of errors at the level of the White House are inexcusable.

Four:  He should get Newsmax taken off the list of journalists to recognize for questions.  Keep them in the White House Press Corps so the real journalists have someone to kick around, but don’t answer any further questions from those incredibly dishonest, disgusting, and disrespectful assholes.

Five:  He should practice turning around questions on the kind of “gotcha” assholes who kept asking about the Bull Connor/George Wallace reference in his speech.  He should say out loud that he doesn’t want to be remembered as being on the side of Bull Connor and George Wallace, and he doesn’t know anybody who does.  Does the questioner?

Six:  Come up with something beyond “What are Republicans for?” as a criticism of that pathetic clutch of Trump lickspittles that passes for a political party.  Say out loud what they’re for:  tax cuts for billionaires, an end to women having control over their medical care, and a gigantic pollution free-for-all on global warming except when their districts get hit by tornados, hurricanes, and fires.

Seven:  Have more press conferences.  He’s refreshing, he comes across as in command, and he’s good at it.