Biden and Utah Governor Advocate for Bipartisanship at White House Dinner

The leaders emphasize unity and cooperation in politics during a gathering of the nation's governors.

President Joe Biden and Utah Governor Spencer Cox, despite political differences, united in a call for reduced bitterness and increased bipartisanship in politics.
The call was made during a black-tie White House dinner honoring the nation's governors, emphasizing the tradition of working together despite disagreements.
Cox leads the 'Disagree Better' initiative aimed at reducing divisiveness and highlighted the importance of bipartisan cooperation.
Both leaders are up for reelection this year, making their joint appearance a significant gesture toward unity.
The event included toasts, a dinner featuring house-made burrata cheese, beef braciole or cod almandine, and lemon meringue tart, followed by a performance by country singer Trisha Yearwood.