Biden's Quiet Post-Presidency Ends With Social Security Speech
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Former President Joe Biden is slowly re-entering public life, starting with a speech in Chicago on Social Security. While some Democrats wish he'd remain quiet, Biden's first major post-presidency address will address feared cuts to the program. Despite criticism and a relatively low profile since leaving office, Biden has made a few appearances and expressed concerns about the current economic state. He is also planning for his post-presidency foundation, though fundraising efforts have been slower than anticipated due to various factors including donor hesitancy and the lingering effects of his presidency. His return to public speaking is viewed by some as a way to bolster his legacy and influence.
Former President Joe Biden is slowly re-entering public life, starting with a speech in Chicago on Social Security. While some Democrats wish he'd remain quiet, Biden's first major post-presidency address will address feared cuts to the program. Despite criticism and a relatively low profile since leaving office, Biden has made a few appearances and expressed concerns about the current economic state. He is also planning for his post-presidency foundation, though fundraising efforts have been slower than anticipated due to various factors including donor hesitancy and the lingering effects of his presidency. His return to public speaking is viewed by some as a way to bolster his legacy and influence.
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