

Brought to heal: Biden’s chance to unite America
Nov 9, 2020
Zannie Minton-Beddoes, Editor-in-chief of The Economist, lends her expertise on the monumental task facing President-elect Biden in uniting a deeply divided nation. She discusses the enduring legacy of Trumpism and the pressing need for healing as Biden steps into office. The conversation also highlights Denmark's controversial decision regarding a mutated coronavirus strain in mink and the revival of traditional trot music in South Korea, challenging the dominance of K-pop.
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Trumpism's Legacy
- Biden's win is not a complete triumph over Trumpism.
- Repairing America, at home and abroad, requires more than reversing Trump's policies.
Biden's Immediate Priorities
- Biden should prioritize addressing the pandemic and signaling a shift in international relations.
- Rejoining the Paris Agreement and WHO are key first steps.
Transition and Congressional Challenges
- Trump is expected to contest the election results.
- A divided Congress may limit Biden's legislative agenda but some bipartisan action is likely.