An Early Test for Biden: Managing a Divided Democratic Party

Ever since President Trump won the White House in 2016, a shocked Democratic Party had been united behind the mission of defeating him. Four years later, with the election of Joseph R. Biden Jr., the divides that have long simmered among Democrats are now beginning to burst into the open, as the president-elect confronts deep generational and ideological differences among congressional lawmakers, activists and the party’s grass-roots base.

The fault lines began to emerge within hours of Mr. Biden’s victory. CONT.

Astead W. Herndon & Adam Nagourney, New York Times

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