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US President Donald Trump, right, represents the Republican right wing, while Joe Biden is the moderate face of the Democrats. AFP
US President Donald Trump, right, represents the Republican right wing, while Joe Biden is the moderate face of the Democrats. AFP
Will Democrats follow Republicans to the fringe?
If moderate Joe Biden loses the US presidential election, his party could be taken over by the hard left