Editorial Roundup: United States

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Liberals promise that green energy will create hundreds of thousands of manufacturing jobs to replace those killed by their war on fossil fuels.
57% : In rare good news, the President on Monday brought a sigh of relief to U.S. solar-power developers by announcing he wouldn't impose tariffs for two years on imported solar panels from southeast Asia.
50% : Likewise, the law enforcement establishment seems to still be grappling with what lesson Uvalde should teach us.
46% : There is hope -- tempered by past failures to enact gun control after other high-profile mass shootings -- that negotiations between a small group of senators will result in a modest bill that would include some toughening of federal gun laws along with school security and mental health measures.
40% : In Israel, which has faced decades of one-sided condemnations by the United Nations and other international agencies, there is a deep mistrust of any outside investigation.
37% : According to the Wall Street Journal, Biden is using emergency powers and the DPA as an economic band-aidDonald Trump abused his national security power by slapping tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to support domestic producers.
31% : Chauvin was a shameful outlier who unfairly makes the police look bad, many law enforcement officials and union leaders said.
25% : Now President Biden is stealing from his predecessor's industrial policy guidebook by invoking the Defense Production Act to boost domestic green energy.

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