With lingering threat, COVID-19 may come back to bite Biden

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With a new COVID-19 plan focused on increased testing and booster shots, tighter rules for international travel, and an extended mask mandate for public transportation, the Biden administration acknowledged that a full return to normal won’t happen until well into 2022.

President Joe Biden seems to be betting that too much action is better than too little in the eyes of voters, but that approach could backfire, according to GOP strategist John Feehery.

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