President Joe Biden has announced on Monday that he plans to run for re-election in 2024. However, he stated that he is not yet ready to make a formal announcement regarding his candidacy for the next presidential election.
In an interview with Al Roker on NBC’s “Today” show, Biden mentioned that he still had several Easter egg rolls left in him, jokingly referring to his age. He said, “I plan on running, Al, but we’re not prepared to announce it yet.”
Although the 80-year-old president has frequently mentioned his intention to seek re-election for the White House, he has yet to make an official announcement. If he pursues re-election, he would become the oldest president in US history to do so.
Many of Biden’s fellow Democrats have already indicated their support for his re-election bid. However, it remains to be seen how the public will react to his candidacy, particularly as his approval ratings have seen a decline in recent weeks.
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Yes, a demented Alzheimer diseased TREASONOUS America hating hair sniffing pervert and outright gangster, is going to run for President.
This is the best the treasonous Marxist DemonRats can come up with.
And what’s absolutely mind boggling, the American people might elect him.
God have mercy on this once great nation.
The only place he runs is to the bathroom before an accident happens
First, let’s see China-owned Joe from Scranton survive his initial hijacked term. Listening to him, there are few reasons for optimism.
Or did he mean to say, ” I’m not prepared to run and I’m ready to announce it!”
Jil kissing the Vp husband was very entertaining. I don’t advise you to run not even to walk too much. What about dying, like now? Just to stop reading this name
“I plan on running, Al, but we’re not prepared to announce it yet.”
Don’t you mean wobble with a walker?
Maybe if we promise to let him take the train from Wilmington to D.C. and be the Easter Bunny every year, he would consider a well-deserved retirement.
if he chooses to run, the odds always favour an incumbent, and his party will usually rally around its leader. and if his “business partners” from beijing don’t suggest that he step down.