Your hopes for Joe Biden's presidency?

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Following his victory over Donald Trump in the 2020 election, Joe Biden will be inaugurated this coming Wednesday, January 20th, as the next president of the United States.
Following his announcement in early 2019 that he would be running for president, it has been a fierce 2 year battle to this moment for the 78 year old, who will take office with Kamala Harris as his vice-president.

Following his announcement in early 2019 that he would be running for president, it has been a fierce 2 year battle to this moment for the 78 year old, who will take office with Kamala Harris as his vice-president.

What are your hopes for Joe Biden's presidency?
With this being the start of a new chapter in US history, it will be interesting to see what Biden's presidency holds not only for the United States, but for the UK and the rest of the world. We're curious to hear from you:- What are your thoughts and hopes for Biden's presidency?
- What impact, if at all, do you think this will have on disability equality and the attitudes towards disabled people?
- How do you reflect on the term of the outgoing president, Donald Trump?

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Well at this point in North America's storied history, almost anyone would be a better President than Trump ever was, let's face it, Bill Clinton was impeached and all he ever did was have it away with his Intern... Allegedly anyway.
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I think thst Joe Biden will have a tough time with the American people as there are alot of trump supporters but I think with alot of hard work he will overcome it
Its like any president or prime minister they talk the talk but can the walk the walk they make sll those promises to do things and some happen some dont
Whatever he does has to be better than trump and hopefuly Joe Biden will act like an adult unlike trump who throws his toys out the pram when he cant get his own way
In my opinion I think we have to wait and see what he does once he is the president for me the Jury is out at the moment only thing I can say he has got to be better than trump0 -
Well technically Trumpet's still President till Biden is sworn in on Wednesday, but I don't follow US Politics anyway, even though I can name all the Presidents in my life time, Nixon, Bush senior, Clinton, George W Bush, Barack Obama, Trump and now Biden.
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@MrAllen1976 thank god lol0
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I hope that Biden is able to start to heal America, it seems to be such a divided country and there does not seem to be much humanity between some groups. That said, the media only seems to show the negative elements and I am sure, like in this country, there are acts of kindness daily which go unnoticed. I wish Biden well but, like with any politician, I think caution needs to be taken and time will tell. Thank you.0
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I sincerely hope that Joe Biden helps mend the split in America. Today I see video of Virginian's walking about with all kinds of guns . I was a gun owner ( as most country people were at that time. ). ....but for a safer society I willingly gave up my guns .
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As far a a Brit like me is concerned I hope he heals the temporary divide in the USA and then goes on to strengthen America. The world needs a strong but not belligerent USA as a peacekeeper.1
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Like I said in the other topic, almost anyone would be a better President at this point than Trump ever was IMHO, I just hope Boris Johnson isn't so far up Mr Biden's bum it's not funny like he was with Trump, UK/US relations have been "special" since the end of WWII, because the US think they "Won the War" for us.
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Thank goodness Biden has taken over from Trump!1
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@deb74 couldn't agree with you more0
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I’m going to get some stick for this but the democrats,particularly Biden,Harris pelosi and the so called squad are going to punish trump and his supporters for having a different point of view,they have neither said or done anything to get republican voters to come on board. We are fed a very specific news coverage in this country which follows a very left wing slant and I can tell from some of the comments on here that we are falling for it all. I was bought up to believe that even though I might hate what you say I would fight to the death for your right to say it. Also sticks and stones may break my bones but names can never hurt me. We are so far from those statements in our society at the moment and even more so in the USA. Remember you may be insulted or offended but that doesn’t make you right.0
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@lardycake1 its nice to see other people's opinions and politics always kicks up a storm
If we all thought the same the world would be a boring place0 -
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Not much, remember this is the same Biden who actively lobbied for IRA terrorists to not be returned to face justice as a Senator- there are published photo's of him with IRA. Refused to answer a BBC question at the recent election because "I am Irish" (Utter rubbish as you cannot stand for USA president unless American born and a citizen) and made a massive point of inviting an Irish Violinist to play at his inauguration. When Britain fought alone in the War on Terror, Biden was pro terrorist. When the USA was attacked not one British MP did other than condemn the terrorists.
Does not auger well for trade deals etc.
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I Agree Biden is a dangerous man, but the American poliicians have meddled in the Irish problem for the longest time using their influence to pressure 7sinto policies that are bad for the uk but good for the Irish/American nationalists. If you follow American politics at all what is happening in America is unbelievable but not surprising. The media and big tech companies basically elected the Democratic Party but remember,revolutions always eat their own.0
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