President Biden announces he will not seek re-election

by PW Perspective Editorial Board

Since his debate night performance, and among several high-ranking Democratic officials calling for his removal from the ticket, on Sunday President Joe Biden announced he will not seek re-election in the 2024 presidential election. He released the following statement on X:


DPVA Chair Susan Swecker shared this statement following President Biden’s announcement that he is withdrawing from the presidential race:

“President Joe Biden has been one of the most transformative and effective presidents in history. In 2020, he ran with a promise to restore the soul of our nation, and he did just that. He has–and will continue to–deliver on his campaign promises that have changed the lives of millions of Americans by leading us out of the pandemic, rebuilding our economy, and reestablishing America’s position as a trusted global leader. 

President Biden has never been in politics for himself. Though his decision not to run is painful for so many of us, it represents his greatest quality: unwavering patriotism and service to the American people. Joe Biden’s decision to step aside is one that we deeply respect and we thank him for everything that he has done and will continue to do.”

While the decision has stunned many, what will be interesting to follow is how young voters, who were not as supportive of the president on his stance of the Israel-Palestine conflict, will support Vice President Kamala Harris as she seeks to become the first female President in history.

Releated

OWL VFD Introduces Little Free Library in Honor of Assistant Chief Michael Clark

This week, the Occoquan-Woodbridge-Lorton Volunteer Fire Department (OWL VFD) proudly unveils its newest community initiative: a Little Free Library dedicated to Assistant Chief Michael Clark. Located in front of Station 14, the library is a tribute to Chief Clark’s 35 years of service, commitment to education, and lifelong dedication to the OWL VFD. Rescue Chief […]