Biden thanks the team, says there is ‘a lot of work ahead’ and makes the sign of the cross after Trump’s inauguration

by Andrea
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Joe Biden expresses gratitude to the team and highlights the importance of resilience and integrity in his post-presidency speech.

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Former US President Joe Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden board the helicopter to take them from the East Front of the US Capitol in Washington, DC, following the inauguration of President Donald Trump in Washington, DC , USA, January 20, 2025

In his first statement after leaving the presidency, he made a brief speech in which he expressed his gratitude to his team of advisors. He highlighted that there is still “a lot of work ahead” and that he feels proud of the achievements achieved during his mandate. Before heading to California, where he will spend a vacation, Biden highlighted the importance of values ​​such as honesty and integrity. The former president also made a point of publicly recognizing Vice President Kamala Harris and Secretary of State Antony Blinken, praising their team’s choice. He emphasized that, together, they formed an exceptional group, capable of facing the challenges that arose throughout his administration.

Biden addressed resilience in the face of hardship, encouraging his advisers to remain active, whether in public service or the private sector. Despite leaving office with a 37% approval rate, he defended the policies implemented during his government, stating that the results of the approved laws will be seen in the future. Concluding his speech, Biden expressed that it was an honor to have served as president and thanked everyone who contributed to his journey. His message was clear: work for the country must continue, regardless of his new position.

Published by Sarah Paula

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