The American tradition of a peaceful transfer of power from president to another will take place after undergoing a violent test of its strength.
The nation’s capital is a fortress after the deadly events of two weeks ago by a crowd that was whipped up by the outgoing President Trump, who – true to form – is breaking with norms and snubbing the incoming President Biden.
Awaiting Biden in the Oval Office are some of the heaviest challenges to face a new president: a pandemic that has killed hundreds of thousands of Americans, economic headwinds and balancing unity with the reckoning Trump is bound to face as an ex-president.
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Mary C. Curtis, Roll Call columnist and host of the “Equal Time” podcast (@mcurtisnc3)
Michael Kruse, POLITICO, senior staff writer (@michaelkruse)
