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There's this question I keep asking myself. As I try to game out with the next few weeks

are going to look like in Washington. Is Joe Biden's version of Unity going to be a

rallying cry or a punchline? You can already see some Republicans starting to sneer at

this word, implying that rolling back a ban on transgender service members or pushing

for a stimulus plan are somehow antithetical to Unity. And then you hear some Biden allies

calmly staying the course, implying we got this.

This is Senator Chris Coons, the day the president was sworn in. He replaced Biden in the

Senate. They're close. And you can tell, he's really embracing the whole Unity idea.

A president Biden gave a great address that called on us to look at the moments in our

history when we've overcome division, when we've tackled great challenges, and when we've

made progress together.

But when Senator Coons is pressed about whether Biden can really do the kind of unifying

he wants, he has this revealing exchange. He says the way we think about Unity, it's

going to hinge on one person.

And the fact that majority leader, outgoing majority leader Mitch McConnell joined Joe

Biden for worship this morning and skipped Donald Trump's departure ceremony from Andrews

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