Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden conjured Franklin Delano Roosevelt in one of the final speeches of his 2020 campaign, calling for unity while foreshadowing an aggressive liberal agenda should he win the White House next week.

During a stop in Warm Springs, Georgia, Biden recalled how Roosevelt sought out the city’s mineral springs to ease the paralytic effects of Guillain–Barré syndrome before he died from the disorder in 1945.

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