LIVE Election Special: Biden Wins
November 7, 2020
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18:55Now PlayingLIVE Election Special: Biden Wins
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as posted by the channelIt’s over: Joe Biden is projected to become the 46th President of the United States of America. A fiercely fought election set against a devastating global pandemic ended up producing a historic voter turnout, and a nail-biting count that dragged out for days. Now, Biden, and his barrier-breaking presumptive Vice President, Kamala Harris—the first Black woman, and first woman of Indian descent to hold the position—will take office amid multiple national crises and deep partisan divides. Join Mother Jones journalists for this special livestream event as they discuss the extraordinary circumstances surrounding the 2020 election: a national reckoning on race, nearly a quarter of a million American deaths, and the direct attacks on democracy itself by the sitting president.
Washington Bureau Chief David Corn joins Mother Jones Podcast host Jamilah King to break it all down: What legal challenges might a Biden Administration face from Donald Trump during his lame-duck term? How will a new team work to remake a federal government and banish Trumpism? And what might Biden hope to accomplish if the Senate remains controlled by an adversarial Republican party?
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