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Biden calls these ‘dark days’ as he urges Americans to ‘get back up’

  • On Sunday in Boston, Former US president Joe Biden called these 'dark days' and urged Americans to stay optimistic, finishing by telling people to `get back up` after receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Edward M Kennedy Institute.
  • Biden said the moment reflects attacks on free speech and tests on executive power by President Donald Trump, with the federal government facing its second-longest shutdown and Trump using the funding lapse to exert new control.
  • Biden pointed to concrete examples, saying elected Republican officials defy Trump, federal employees resigned in protest, universities and comedians faced targeting, and late-night hosts defend free speech.
  • He warned institutions must hold, saying America depends on a presidency with limited power, a functioning Congress and an autonomous judiciary; Biden said these are "dark days" but predicted the United States would "find our true compass again" and emerge stronger.
  • After leaving office in January, Biden's remarks follow his dropped re-election bid amid pressure and health concerns, while Vice President Kamala Harris lost to Donald Trump last November.
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