WASHINGTON, March 3 — US President Joe Biden inched closer than ever yesterday to announcing he’ll seek a second term in 2024, but stopped short of setting a launch date for...
WASHINGTON, March 3 — US President Joe Biden inched closer than ever yesterday to announcing he’ll seek a second term in 2024, but stopped short of setting a launch date for his widely-expected re-election campaign.
The president was speaking from the hallways of Congress, where he was meeting with senators from his Democratic Party. If history is any indication, the announcement could be next month: Both Barack Obama and Bill Clinton announced their reelection bids in April, while George W. Bush went for May.
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