As a likely one-term president, Joe Biden doesn’t have to think about re-election. He can just do the right thing, Emerson Lynn says.

No more sputtering and fuming over the latest Trump outrage. Now Vermont’s two senators will be working hand-in-glove with their former Senate colleague, President Joe Biden, to craft national policy. For one thing, Pat Leahy will be the keeper of the “earmark.”

Details of the inauguration are not being shared with press and public “out of an abundance of caution.” Necessary step, or sign of nontransparency to come?

We know we’ll need to wear a mask while on federal property. But what else will the Biden presidency mean for Vermonters?

NEWPORT - Soldiers from 1-172 CAV and 172nd Public Affairs Detachment of the Vermont National Guard, departed Sunday to join over 20,000 other National Guard members in securing a peaceful Inauguration.

The Green Mountain Boys will be making sure there’s not a repeat on the January 6 security fiasco at the Capitol.

Where others see only an oncoming train, Bernie Sanders sees light at the end of the tunnel as the nation prepares to inaugurate Joe Biden as president.

When Ben Franklin exited the room where the future of the United States was being decided, he was asked what kind of government we would have. He answered "a Republic, if you can keep it." More than 200 years later, Just days ago, we witnessed a challenge to that democratic Republic. Fascists, at the direction of Donald Trump, attempted to subvert our Republic by legislative process and by violence in the streets and in the halls of Congress. That coup was defeated.

Former VT governor Madeleine Kunin says the election of Pres. Joe Biden means a return to ‘competent government.’

Sorry Bernie - looks like you’ll have to settle for chairing an influential Senate committee.