Americans appear to remain polarized even as Biden warns against division
People across the country continue to be divided after President-elect Joe Biden gave an address in Delaware Saturday night.
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Nov 8, 2020, 12:12 PM
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5h agoPeople across the country continue to be divided after President-elect Joe Biden gave an address in Delaware Saturday night.
Supporters of Biden say that his victory is a "great ending to a tragic year."
Others frustrated with election results say that "this country is going downhill."
Biden's speech to the nation stood against rhetoric focusing on division, saying he hopes to unite all Americans.
He told people to listen and stop treating each other as enemies.
