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Biden in 1983: 'It's time we put up or shut up'

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Biden in 1983: 'It's time we put up or shut up'

Biden in 1983: 'It's time we put up or shut up'

Hear what President Biden, then Senator for Delaware, had to say to the American people at a Democratic Party video in 1983.


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