Has the U.S. presidential election led to further divisions?

   Source: Al Jazeera Nov 6, 2020 No Comments


United States Democratic Presidential challenger Joe Biden is inching towards removing Donald Trump from the White House. The results depend on just a few states where only thousands of votes separate the two candidates.

Trump's campaign is suing to stop the count in some areas. As the battle heats up, U.S. media surveys found the election has further widened social divisions. Regardless of who wins, can Americans heal their divided nation?

Presenter: Imran Khan Guests:

Jotaka Eaddy - Political Strategist and former Senior Advisor, NAACP

Rina Shah - Conservative political strategist

Elisabeth Anker - Associate Professor, George Washington University

  Category: Americas, Featured, Highlights, Videos, World Affairs
  Topics: Democracy, Us Elections 2020
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