“The Economist” is a highly respected British publication that is conservative in the old sense of the word (e.g. supports tradition and responsibility, opposes racism and profligate spending).
Its editorial board endorsed Joe Biden.
| Our cover this week sets out why, if we had a vote, it would go to Joe Biden. The country that elected Donald Trump in 2016 was unhappy and divided. The country he is asking to re-elect him is more unhappy and more divided. After almost four years of his leadership, politics is even angrier than it was and partisanship even less constrained. Daily life is consumed by a pandemic that has caused almost 230,000 reported deaths amid bickering, buck-passing and lies. Much of that is Mr Trump’s doing and his victory on November 3rd would endorse it all. Mr Biden is Mr Trump’s antithesis. He is not a miracle cure for what ails America. But he is a good man who would restore steadiness and civility to the presidency. Were he to be elected, success would not be guaranteed—how could it be? But he would enter the White House promising the most precious gift that democracies can bestow: renewal. |
Diane Ravitch's blog 
Dump is “Divider in Chief.” He has no plan. Take brains and morality to have a plan and Dump has no brains and certainly no morals.
Instead Dump separates families, puts children in cages, and loses children to trafficking for all we know. I put nothing past this dump administration.
When the Kremlin’s Agent Orange announced from the White House that the pandemic was over, he became guilty of premeditated murder. It is apparent that he said this lie to his base to make sure they all voted on November 3rd so none of them would stay home because of COVID-19.
How many might die because of that Trump lie?