Amid Flagging Poll Numbers, Biden Tells Dems It’s Us vs. Them
The president looked to rally Democratic voters by ticking off a side-by-side scenario of what would happen if the party retained control of Congress and what would happen if the GOP took over.
By Susan Milligan Senior Politics Writer • May 10, 2022, at 2:34 p.m.

For more than a year, President Joe Biden acted like former President Donald Trump didn't exist. Biden wanted to move on and move past the drama and divisiveness of his predecessor's term, instead laying out what he had hoped would be a return to bipartisan cooperation that would serve as a political salve to heal the nation's wounds.

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That hasn't worked for the sitting president, whose low approval ratings threaten to make things even harder for democrats.