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Joseph Robinette Biden Remarks by President Biden at Emory University (2021)

The American Rescue Plan is a plan that brings America together and benefits all America. That’s why so many polls show that over 70 percent of the country support it, including Democrats, Republicans, and independents. Maybe Republicans in Washington didn’t vote for it, but the American Rescue Plan sure has brought the country together. And, for me, that measure of unity, that’s what matters.
Let me end with this: There is so much we can do if we do it together; if we remember who we are; if we stand together against hate; once again believe and invest in science
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Joseph Robinette Biden Remarks by President Biden at Emory University (2021)

But as this state, home to Martin Luther King and John Lewis, knows better than most: The battle for the right to vote is never, ever over. And it’s not over here, in this state of Georgia.
So we’re in the fight again. It’s a fight we need to win. Because if anyone ever doubted that voting matters, Georgia just proved it did. If anyone ever wondered if one vote can make a difference, Georgia just proved it 11,779 times. And if anyone ever wondered if voting can change a country, Georgia just proved it can.
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Joseph Robinette Biden Remarks by President Biden at Emory University (2021)

Hate can have no safe harbor in America. It must stop. And it’s on all of us — all of us, together — to make it stop.
Something else should bring us together, and that is a belief in science. Science isn’t something that should divide us. There’s nothing political about it. There’s nothing partisan about it.
One of America’s best examples of commitment to science is headquartered right here in Atlanta: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC represent the best of this nation: brilliant minds, deep faith in science, and a strong commitment to public service.
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