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During a press conference at the White House, Joe Biden was asked whether he regrets his decision not to contest re-election? Do you think this made it easier for your predecessor to succeed you?
After the defeat of the Democratic candidate to Republican Donald Trump in the US elections, a big statement from outgoing President Joe Biden has come to light. Joe Biden said that he would have defeated Donald Trump in the general elections in November, but he decided to withdraw from the race midway for the sake of the unity of the Democratic Party. During a press conference at the White House, Joe Biden was asked whether he regrets his decision not to contest re-election? Do you think this made it easier for your predecessor to succeed you?
Responding, Joe Biden said that I do not think so. I think I could beat Trump. I think Kamala (Harris) could defeat Trump. It is important to unify the party and when the party was worried about whether I would be able to move forward or not, I thought it would be better to unify the party. Although I thought I could win again. Biden said that becoming President of the United States was the greatest honor of my life, but I did not want to be the person who lost the election to a party that was not united. And that’s why I stepped aside. But I believed she could win.
Biden said that I think this is a decision that she can think about. He is eligible to contest elections again after four years. They will have to take this decision only. During this, Biden was asked, do you plan to remain active even after leaving the presidency, or are you going to follow the Bush model, where you will remain out of the public eye? Responding to this, Biden said that I will neither disappear from sight nor from hearts. Democratic Party leader Biden will leave the presidency on January 20. In his place, Donald Trump will be sworn in as the 47th President of America. Republican Party’s Trump had been the President of America even before Biden.
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