Biden to speak on Jan. 6 stating our Democracy is still being threatened 

By Michael Collins WASHINGTON, DC — President Joe Biden will mark the third anniversary of the Jan. 6 mob attack on the U.S. Capitol by evoking a pivotal moment from the Revolutionary War to make the case that democracy is on the line in this year’s presidential election. Biden’s campaign said he will lay out the stakes for the election in a campaign speech Saturday near Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, where nearly 250 years ago the nation’s forefathers transformed a disorganized alliance of colonial militias into a cohesive coalition in the fight for democracy and independence from England. Comparisons between Valley Forge and this year’s election are legitimate, the campaign said. Former President Donald Trump, the likely GOP nominee, has made it clear he will dismantle and destroy democracy if he is re-elected, the campaign told reporters. “The president will make the case directly that democracy and freedom – two powerful ideas that united the 13 colonies and that generations throughout our nation’s history have fought and died for a stone’s throw from where he will be – remain central to the fight we’re in today,” said Biden’s deputy campaign manager Quentin Fulks. President Joe Biden will warn that democracy is...