"2020 US Presidential Campaign: Biden's Nonpartisan Appeal vs. Trump's Angry Rhetoric"
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President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have solidified their positions as party nominees for the fall presidential campaign. Biden's State of the Union address was criticized for being overly political, with references to Trump and issues favoring Democrats, while Trump's reaction indicated an angry campaign ahead. Conservative analyst Jed Babbin graded Biden an "F," citing concerns about national debt, immigration, and foreign policy, while Democratic pollster John Zogby gave Biden a "B plus" for his energetic delivery and focus on key issues.
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