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The New York Times editorial board
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The New York Times
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October 6, 2020
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https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/06/opinion/joe-biden-2020-nytimes-endorsement.html
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Mr. Biden will not be morphing into an ideological maximalist any time soon, but he has acknowledged that the current trifecta of crises — a lethal pandemic, an economic meltdown and racial unrest — calls for an expanded governing vision. His campaign has been reaching out to a wide range of thinkers, including former rivals, to help craft more dynamic solutions. In midsummer, he rolled out an economic recovery plan, dubbed “Build Back Better,” with proposals to bolster American manufacturing, spur innovation, build a “clean-energy economy,” advance racial equity and support caregivers and educators. His plan for fighting the coronavirus includes the creation of a public health jobs corps.
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This item argues for the position Biden should be elected on the topic 2020 United States presidential election.
This item argues against the position Trump should be elected on the topic 2020 United States presidential election.
