The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 8月23日 23時20分

In the usual course of a Presidential campaign, a Democrat leans left during the primary and then marches right in the general election. Joe Biden has gone in the opposite direction. He entered the Democratic primaries with a narrow goal: to end the Trump Presidency. Most Americans, he argued, did not want a revolution. But, almost precisely a year after assuring skittish voters that “nothing would fundamentally change” if he was elected, Biden said that America was due for “some revolutionary institutional changes.” Recently, he described how the past year had altered his perspective. “I’m embarrassed to say, I thought you could defeat hate,” he said. “You can’t. It only hides.” At the link in our bio, read Evan Osnos’s Profile of the Presidential hopeful, who, after a life marked by tragedy and regrets, might offer something like solace for a people in mourning. Photograph by Widline Cadet for The New Yorker

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