What Those Close To Joe Biden Say About The Next President

Tuesday, January 19th 2021, 10:36 pm

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What Those Close To Joe Biden Say About The Next President

What Those Close To Joe Biden Say About The Next President

As many years as Joe Biden has been in public office, we all know, or think we know, something about him. But what do those close to him, those who have worked with him say about our next president?

Our Washington Bureau Chief Alex Cameron went to Wilmington to find out.

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