Consider This from NPR What Would A Biden-Harris Administration Look Like?
Aug 20, 2020
NPR's congressional correspondent, Susan Davis, shares her insights on what a Biden-Harris administration might entail. She discusses the significant challenges Biden will inherit from the pandemic and the complexities of bipartisan cooperation. The conversation also dives into the delicate balance within the Democratic Party, especially regarding moderates and progressives. Additionally, they explore the potential legal ramifications of pursuing action against former President Trump and how such decisions may shape Biden's presidency.
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Biden's New Landscape
- Joe Biden faces a different political landscape than in 2016, marked by a pandemic, economic hardship, and social unrest.
- These challenges will likely shape his policy priorities and governing approach if elected.
Bipartisanship Prospects
- Biden's experience and relationships suggest he will attempt bipartisan solutions.
- However, past experience with Republicans during the Obama era raises doubts about their willingness to cooperate.
Cuellar's Bipartisanship Anecdote
- Texas Congressman Henry Cuellar believes Biden can foster bipartisanship by leveraging the White House and Camp David for meetings.
- He suggests personal invitations and discussions could facilitate compromise.