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Biden wants unity and democracy. But in the US these have always been in conflict | David Runciman

By David Runciman Jan 25, 2021, 2:00 am104 pts
Its institutions were designed to keep the people out. The new president could have blamed the founding fathers The three words that stood out in Joe Biden’s powerful inaugural address, if only for the number of times he used them, were “democracy”, “unity” and “truth”. But it was…

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