Joe Biden (Porvenir)

Joe Biden 	Joe Biden
 	
46th President of the United States 	46th President of the United States
In Office: January 20, 2021 - January 20, 2025	In Office: January 20, 2021 - January 20, 2025
Vice President: 	Kamala Harris
Preceded by: 	Donald J. Trump
Succeeded by: 	Kamala Harris
47th Vice President of the United States 	47th Vice President of the United States
In office:January 20, 2009 - January 20, 2017 	In office:January 20, 2009 - January 20, 2017
Preceded by: 	Dick Cheney
Succeeded by: 	Mike Pence
United States Senator from Delaware 	United States Senator from Delaware
In office:January 3, 1973 - January 15, 2009 	In office:January 3, 1973 - January 15, 2009
Preceded by: 	J. Caleb Boggs
Succeeded by: 	Ted Kaufman
Biography 	Biography
Born: 	Joseph Robinette Biden Jr.
November 20, 1942
Scranton, Pennsylvania, U.S.
Died: 	April 4, 2027 (aged 84)
Wilmington, Delaware, U.S.
Citizenship: 	American
Political party: 	Democratic
Spouse(s): 	Neilia Hunter
(m. 1966; d. 1972)
Jill Jacobs (m. 1977)
Relatives: 	Edward Francis Blewitt (great-grandfather)
4 children
Alma mater: 	University of Delaware (BA)
Syracuse University (JD)
Occupation: 	Lawyer
Religion: 	Catholic
Joseph Robintte Biden Jr. (November 20, 1942 - April 4, 2027) is an American politician who served as the 46th president of the United States from 2021-2025, 47th vice president of the United States from 2009 to 2017, and represented Delaware in the U.S. Senate from 1973 to 2009. Previously having unsuccessfully sought the Democratic nomination in 1988 and 2008, he was the oldest and second Catholic President.
==Presidency==
Joe Biden was elected to the presidency as part of the Second Progressive Era (2017-2026), in what was viewed as one of the Era's greatest victories. The age had been kicked off by a new found, global attitude of antifacism in a knee-jerk reaction to the rise of Donald J. Trump, Marine Le Pen, and other ultraconservative anti-SJWs across the world. Trump himself furthered anger against his administration thanks to the 2019-2021 Financial Crisis. During his campaign, Biden enjoyed vast support from many demographics, particularly women, LGBTQIA voters, and ethnic minorities.
In Biden's first week in office, he repealed many of his predecessor's executive orders, including Executive Order 13767 which called for the construction of a wall along the U.S-Mexican border, and Order 13769 which initiated a travel ban on several Muslim nations. Later in the year, Congress passed a bill increasing taxes on the top one percent, which was then signed into law by Biden. The stagnated economy soared in mid-2022, as did Biden's popularity.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Senator John Hickenlooper (D-CO) introduced legislation decriminalizing marijuana in all 51 states in 2021. The bill passed almost unanimously, and was signed by Biden.
One of Biden's primary campaign promises was immigration reform. In 2022, Congress finally agreed on a bill granting amnesty to 3 million undocumented immigrants which signed while surrounded by a group of immigrants and their children.
From 2022-2023, Biden's CIA overseen by Director Bill Burns orchestrated coups across Latin America to remove several socialist dictators in the Latin American Spring. 
Biden did not seek reelection in the challenged for re-election in 2024, citing advanced age. Vice President Kamala Harris easily won the Democratic nomination with Biden's late endorsement, and faced former U.N Ambassador Nikki Haley. Haley was a hardcore conservative who claimed the economy had improved in spite of Biden's efforts, and claimed a financial crash was inevitable thanks to his supposedly left-wing policies. Many questioned the GOP's nomination of Fiorina due to his extreme views, and ideas that the Republicans were cynically pandering to women in an attempt to undermine support for the first female President. Harris was elected by a much larger margin than that of Biden's 2020 victory.
Biden also signed into law bills that granted statehood to Puerto Rico in 2023, making his presidency the first since Eisenhower which saw new states enter the Union.
==Cabinet ==
===President of the United States===
Joe Biden Presidential Photo.png|Joe Biden: (2021-2025)
===Vice President of the United States===
Kamala Harris Vice Presidential Photo.png|Kamala Harris: 2021-2025
===Secretary of State===
File:Antony Blinken.png|Antony Blinken: (2021-2025)
===Secretary of the Treasury===
File:Janet Yellen.jpg|Janet Yellen: (2021-2025)
===Secretary of Defense===
File:Lloyd Austin.png|Lloyd Austin: (2021-2029)
===Attorney General===
File:Merrick Garland.png|Merrick Garland: (2021-2025)
===Secretary of the Interior===
File:Haaland.jpg|Deb Haaland: (2021-2025)
===Secretary of Agriculture===
File:TomVilsack.jpg|Tom Vilsack: (2021-2025)
===Secretary of Commerce===
File:RI Governor Gina Raimondo Bristol parade (cropped).jpg|Gina Raimondo: (2021-2025)
===Secretary of Labor===
File:Marty-Walsh-Headshot.png|Marty Walsh: (2021-2025)
===Secretary of Health and Human Services===
File:Becerra.jpg|Xavier Becerra: (2021-2025)
===Secretary of Education===
File:Miguel Cardona.png|Miguel Cardona: (2021-2025)
===Secretary of Housing and Urban Development===
Marcia Fudge.png|Marcia Fudge: 2021-2025
===Secretary of Transportation===
PeteButtigieg.jpg|Pete Buttigieg: 2021-2025
===Secretary of Energy===
JenniferGranholm.jpg|Jennifer Granholm: 2021-2025
===Secretary of Veterans Affairs===
File:Denis McDonough.png|Denis McDonough: (2021-2025)
===Secretary of Homeland Security===
File:Alejandro Mayorkas.png|Alejandro Mayorakas: 2021-2025
===White House Chief of Staff===
File:Ron Klain.png|Ron Klain: 2021-2022
File:Neera-Tanden-June2014-highres.jpg|Neera Tanden: (2022-2025)
===EPA Administrator===
File:Michael Regan.png|Michael Regan: 2021-2025
===OMB Director===
File:Shalanda Young.png|Shalanda Young: 2021-2025
===U.N Ambassador===
File:Linda Thomas-Greenfield 2013.jpg|Linda Thomas-Greenfield: (2021-2025)
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