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Hubris flows like summer wine these days throughout an elated Democratic Party, as it celebrates what is effectively the ousting of President Joe Biden, who had been the consummate compromise candidate in the upcoming presidential election.

Readers weigh in on the tumultuous U.S. presidential election and what it could mean for Canada, plus more in letters to the editor{ai:summary}The Democratic Party is on a high, toasting the untimely departure of President Biden from the 2024 race. It’s a game of hubris, with the party celebrating the fall of their last-minute, middle-of-the-road candidate. But in politics, the party’s glow masks the murky waters ahead. #politics

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