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Stay tuned to find out how. I believe it was in the afternoon early evening I was on my way to meet my friends to go

going to go bowling this is staff writer John Hendrickson. John covers politics

for the Atlantic. He's also had a stutter since he was a kid. I was on the subway and

I got a text from a different friend who sent me a tweet that contained

a video so I held it up to my ear and I listened to it.

Two nights ago we all heard Crooked Joe's angry dark hate-filled rant of a state of the union address.

Wasn't it, didn't it bring us together?

Remember he says, I'm the order bring the country together

I'm gonna bring it together

and the thing that jumped out of me was

how The thing that jumped out of me was how Trump's audience laughed. Together, I'm going torosan. This is Radio Atlantic. In his decade or so in politics,

Donald Trump often talks like a bully. We know he nicknames opponents,

Little Marco, Crazy Nancy, Bird Brain, that one was for Nicky Haley,

and now that it's just him and Biden, crooked Joe or

sleepy Joe or he calls him a low IQ individual or cognitively impaired. But

there's one line he hasn't crossed until this year.

Through it all though, he never openly mocked Biden's stutter.

It's been this ongoing thing about Biden has

dementia, all different versions of that idea, but he didn't outright make fun of Biden for being a person

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