First ‘litmus test’ of Biden’s presidency is here
Sky News host says the first “litmus test” of US President Joe Biden’s presidency has arrived, with the Virginia governor’s race set for November 2.
“Attitudes on things like critical race theory and the rest of it, well, it’s going to be part of this election,” Mr Murray said.
Видео First ‘litmus test’ of Biden’s presidency is here канала Sky News Australia
“Attitudes on things like critical race theory and the rest of it, well, it’s going to be part of this election,” Mr Murray said.
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