By AAMER MADHANI Associated Press President-elect Joe Biden will take the stage for his inaugural address at perhaps the most difficult starting point for a president since Franklin Roosevelt began his first term by assuring a nation scarred by the Great Depression that 'we have nothing to fear but fear itself.' But memorable turns of phrase like Roosevelt's are more the exception than the rule when it comes to inaugural addresses. Former President Barack Obama in his memoir noted that singer Aretha Franklin's showy hat and a glitch in Chief Justice John Roberts' administration of the oath of office got […]
The post Biden aims for unifying speech at daunting moment for US appeared first on Black News Channel.
