Biden's meeting with Trump after warning against antidemocratic threats riles critics

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Biden invited Trump to the White House "because he believes in the norms, he believes in our institution, he believes in a peaceful transfer of power," Jean-Pierre said on Tuesday.
45% : Biden -- smiling next to a man he was running against for his re-election campaign until July of this year, and who he has spent years warning of his singular threat to American democracy and the rule of law -- told Trump "welcome back" and promised to make sure he is "accommodated" as he prepares to return to the White House for another four years starting January 20.
14% : The meeting, which Trump denied Biden when he defeated him in the 2020 election, joins the president's wider efforts to reaffirm democratic norms in the wake of Trump's rampant election denialism that fueled a mob's attack on the Capitol four years ago.
2% : "If Trump is a threat to democracy, as Biden has said, and a fascist, as Harris has said, why is the administration treating this transfer of power as normal?" asked Democratic strategist Keith Edwards.White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters on Wednesday that Biden's previous warnings "still stand.

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