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Biden Arrives In Delaware For Weekend Vacation
President Joe Biden arrived in Wilmington, Delaware this evening where he will be spending the weekend on vacation. Earlier today the President visited Baltimore, Maryland to survey the damage done to the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
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The President could be seen arriving in Wilmington, Delaware and shaking hands with officials earlier this afternoon. See a clip of Biden arriving in Delaware tonight below,
Biden arrives in Delaware, where he'll be holed away for a nice long weekend of rest and relaxation.
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