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Biden in the closing speech at the Democratic convention: "Heal America from Trump"

The former vice president attacked his Republican rival on the fourth night of the virtual conference: "Wrapped America in the dark for too long." He said he would also work for those who did not support him

• Joe Biden
• United States
• Donald Trump
• The 2020 United States presidential election

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Joe Biden promised tonight (Friday) to heal the United States from the deadly corona plague and the split after four years of Donald Trump's tenure. "The current president has been enveloping America in the dark for too long. Too much anger. Too much fear. Too much division," Biden said in a speech that closed the Democratic convention. "Above this stage, I give you my word: If you put the presidency in my hands, I will bring out the best in us, not the worst."

Biden's climax after nearly five decades in politics took place in an almost empty hall in his hometown of Wilmington, Delaware, as part of the conference's most virtual format due to the eruption of the corona. More than 170,000 Americans have died from the virus, the highest number in the world by a considerable margin.

The Democratic nominee, who leads the polls, said it was one of the most difficult moments the American nation has ever gone through. Biden presented himself as a unifying figure who would work hard even for those who did not support him, in stark contrast to the president, who continued to focus on his constituency throughout his first term.

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