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Lego Bernie Sanders in Inauguration Day Mittens Makes a Splash on Internet after Crochet Doll FOLLOW US ON: On January 20, when Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th President of the United States the third most-watched inauguration ceremony ever on American television there was someone else who perhaps grabbed as many eyeballs as the 78-year-old. We are talking about US senator Bernie Sanders, who was covered in a winter coat and mittens, holding a large brown envelope, at the event. After Bernie turned up at the inauguration ceremony in a signature jacket from Burton, the snowboarding company based in Burlington, the Internet knew that there was something truly inspirational there. An innocuous moment, when a photographer caught Bernie sitting cross-armed and isolated at the inauguration, became the subject of many a meme on social media in no time. The image prompted netizens to place him in unexpected settings from Bollywood film scenes to historical photographs.
Associated Press Elections are meant to resolve arguments. This one inflamed them. Weeks after the votes have been counted and the winners declared, many Americans remain angry, defiant and despairing. Millions now harbor new grievances borne of President Donald Trump’s baseless claims of election fraud. Many Democrats are saddened by results that revealed the opposition to be far more powerful than they imagined. And in both groups there are those grappling with larger, more disquieting realizations: The foundations of the American experiment have been shaken by partisan rancor, disinformation, a president’s assault on democracy and a deadly coronavirus pandemic.
A divided nation asks: What s holding our country together? Weeks after the votes have been counted and the winners declared, many Americans remain angry, defiant and despairing. Author: Tamara Lush (Josh Boak, Nicholas Riccardi and Clarie Galofaro Associates Press) Published: 7:40 AM CST December 28, 2020 Updated: 7:40 AM CST December 28, 2020 NEW ORLEANS Elections are meant to resolve arguments. This one inflamed them. Weeks after the votes have been counted and the winners declared, many Americans remain angry, defiant and despairing. Millions now harbor new grievances borne of President Donald Trump s baseless claims of election fraud. Many Democrats are saddened by results that revealed the opposition to be far more powerful than they imagined.
BW Businessworld A Divided Nation Asks: What s Holding Our Country Together? Many Democrats are saddened by results that revealed the opposition to be far more powerful than they imagined. Photo Credit : Elections are meant to resolve arguments. This one inflamed them. Weeks after the votes have been counted and the winners declared, many Americans remain angry, defiant and despairing. Millions now harbor new grievances borne of President Donald Trump s baseless claims of election fraud. Many Democrats are saddened by results that revealed the opposition to be far more powerful than they imagined. And in both groups there are those grappling with larger, more disquieting realizations: The foundations of the American experiment have been shaken - by partisan rancor, disinformation, a president s assault on democracy and a deadly coronavirus pandemic. There is a sense of loss.
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2020/12/28 13:21 FILE - In this Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2020 file photo, Jondavid Longo, Republican mayor of Slippery Rock, Pa., center, presides over a Boy Scouts flag reti. FILE - In this Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2020 file photo, Jondavid Longo, Republican mayor of Slippery Rock, Pa., center, presides over a Boy Scouts flag retirement ceremony where worn out flags are cut up and burned in Slippery Rock. Longo says the 2020 election has changed politics in his town, surfacing resentments from voters on both sides. The lingering tensions now overshadow issues once considered local such as funding the police and libraries. (AP Photo/Ted Shaffrey) FILE - In this Tuesday, March 10, 2020 file photo, Ricky Hurtado, the first Latino candidate to run for North Carolina s House of Representatives, pos.
Elections are meant to resolve arguments. This one inflamed them. Weeks after the votes have been counted and the winners declared, many Americans remain angry, defiant and despairing. Millions now harbor new grievances borne of President Donald Trump’s baseless claims of election fraud. Many Democrats are saddened by results that revealed the opposition to be far more powerful than they imagined. And in both groups there are those grappling with larger, more disquieting realizations: The foundations of the American experiment have been shaken by partisan rancor, disinformation, a president’s assault on democracy and a deadly coronavirus pandemic. There is a sense of loss.
A Divided Nation Asks: What s Holding Our Country Together? At the end of 2020, many Americans say the experiences of the past four years have made them look at their neighbors and their country in a different light. TAMARA LUSH, JOSH BOAK, NICHOLAS RICCARDI and CLAIRE GALOFARO Elections are meant to resolve arguments. This one inflamed them. Weeks after the votes have been counted and the winners declared, many Americans remain angry, defiant and despairing. Millions now harbor new grievances borne of President Donald Trump’s baseless claims of election fraud. Many Democrats are saddened by results that revealed the opposition to be far more powerful than they imagined.