For Joe Biden, it has always been about Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
From the start of his U.S. presidential campaign until the final day of the race Tuesday, the self-described “scrappy kid from Scranton” believed that rebuilding the Democratic “blue wall” in those states would not only be his strongest path to the White House but also critical for a party that long drew strength from working class and middle class voters in the region.
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