The NPR Politics Podcast Joe Biden Elected President : AP
Nov 7, 2020
Joe Biden's election as president marks a historic moment, especially with Kamala Harris as the first woman and woman of color vice president. The significance of Pennsylvania in Biden's victory is highlighted, alongside the diverse coalition that supported him. Challenges in addressing the pandemic and political division are explored, as well as the implications of Trump's refusal to concede. The conversation reflects on the excitement and challenges of the election year, and the speakers express gratitude for their listeners during this pivotal time in American history.
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Biden's Pennsylvania Victory
- Pennsylvania put Biden over the 270 electoral votes needed to win.
- Biden spent the last days of his campaign in Pennsylvania, his childhood home.
The Biden Coalition
- Biden's coalition was diverse, including young people, women, and people of color.
- Trump's coalition remained largely white and rural.
Biden's Approach to Healing
- Biden aims to heal the nation through his tone and focus.
- He intends to govern for the entire country, including Republicans.