Unity does not mean unanimity. And what Biden wants to get to is a place where you can disagree on some things, even big things and work together on other things.
David Axelrod: “Unity does not mean unanimity. And what Biden wants to get to is a place where you can disagree on some things, even big…”
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David Axelrod discusses President Biden's approach to bipartisan cooperation.
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