Joe Biden

> *46th and current President of the United States*
>
>

## U.S. President

President Biden

**Joseph Robinette Biden II** (b. November 20, 1942), widely referred to as **Joe Biden**, is the 46th and current President of the United States of America since his inauguration on January 20, 2021. A moderate Democrat, he was elected to the White House over incumbent President Donald Trump in a result of 306 electoral votes and 51.3% of the American electorate, making Biden one of the rarest Presidents who defeated a fellow President for his office.

Like arriving-Presidents like Franklin D. Roosevelt from 1933, Biden inherits from Trump a poorly managed COVID-19 pandemic, the economic damage it was caused, and a barkingly divided United States never seen since the American Civil War. Biden is the second Roman Catholic after John F. Kennedy, the first President whose home state is the U.S. State of Delaware, a state that he served since 1973, Biden is the oldest President to have served, taking office at the age of 78 (near 80), which has become questionable because the American Presidency is such a rough and aging job in the world. Biden is a moderate Democrat, one of those Democrats who reject his party's stereotypical orthodoxy that greatly defined the party during the Presidencies of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Lyndon B. Johnson. Biden wishes to crack compromise deals with the U.S. Republican Party, but which will face fierce resistance from the re-emerging progressive part of his party's big tent in which its influence has been rising, and what vindicates the progressives' compelling case against the bipartisan fashion of governing is the rise of the influence of the radical extreme right over Republican Party politics that was contaminated by the 2021 violent storming of the United States Capitol in an effort to prevent a Biden presidency despite the fact that there will be a Biden presidency.

President Biden starts off his presidency by changing the U.S.'s course on COVID-19, the environment, racial inequality, and the economy. Biden restored America's membership in the Paris Agreement, the Paris Agreement enjoys support from both Democrats and Republicans, but not so much from the extreme far right. As President, he made significant achievements, the withdrawal of U.S. forces from a 20-year lagging war in Afghanistan, but the withdrawal backfired because it enabled the Taliban to storm control of Afghanistan, but beyond, he successfully led the west to provide critical support for Ukraine, enabling the country to survive a Russian invasion originally intended to conquer the Ukrainian people. Domestically, he shepherded the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, the Inflation Reduction Act, the American Rescue Plan, the Respect for Marriage Act, the CHIPS Act, and among others. Despite these domestic successes however, Biden has also suffered major domestic blows, such as the overturning of *Roe v. Wade* by the U.S. Supreme Court, his failure to expand voting rights especially after legally-proven yet dangerous false allegations of electoral fraud after the 2020 U.S. presidential election, and being forced by moderate and conservative factions of the U.S. Democratic Party in Congress to scale back his other progressive priorities. Biden faced inflation and other scars left behind by the COVID-19 pandemic, which attributed to his popularity decline and at a bad time given the 2022 U.S. midterm elections, though a Republican "red wave" would not occur.

For a President of the United States in a midterm election, Biden had a respectable performance in the 2022 U.S. midterm elections, bucking historical trends dating back to 1934 under Franklin D. Roosevelt. Biden's Democrats made gains in their control of the U.S. Senate, and their influence on state government, while severely limiting their loss of the House of Representatives, forcing Republicans to navigate their control of the House of Representatives by the skin of its teeth. Despite serious concerns about his advanced age, Biden entered the 2024 U.S. presidential election to secure a second term, an idea for an 80-year-old President having another four year term would be widely seen as too radical and erratic for the American public, but calculations suggest Donald Trump will likely be the Republican nominee, and Trump has consistently proven incapable of delivering electoral success for the Republican Party.

## Biography

Joseph Robinette Biden II, also known as a child as Joey or Little Joey, was born to Joseph Robinette Biden and Catherine Eugenia Finnegan, on November 20, 1942, in a Pennsylvania working-class town called Scranton. Biden's father was originally a wealthy man but he was hit by economic hardships, but he returned only to middle class by becoming a used-car salesman, and that turned out OK for the Bidens and they ended up in Delaware. Joe Biden was the oldest of Valeri, Francis, and James Biden. Biden had a personal issue, he suffered from a stutter, which is a communicative disorder in which a person could not talk straight but does not mean the stutterer is intellectually impaired. At a Catholic school lesson, he was given a public reading assignment, but his stutter got in his way and he was mocked by his teacher, this was back in a time when society was apathetic to people with disabilities. Biden practiced to talk without stutter by using a mirror and talk in front of it, which resulted in his stutter becoming less obvious. Biden went on to attend the University of Delaware and Syracuse University in New York, earning degrees in law.

Biden met his first wife, Neilia, in the Bahamas, they married in 1966 and had three children: Joseph Biden II, Hunter Biden, and Naomi Biden, but following his surprise election to the U.S. Senate in 1972, his family were in a car accident, killing only Neilia and Naomi who was only a baby, and injuring Beau (Joe Biden II) and Hunter, making Biden a single parent. Biden found love again when he becomes romantically involved with Jill Tracy Jacobs, and after countless attempts to propose to Jill, Jill agreed to marry Joe, becoming the stepmother of Beau and Hunter. Joe and Jill had a daughter, Ashley.

In the U.S. Senate, he was known for his role as Chair of the U.S. Senate's Judicial Committee at overseeing of two Supreme Court nominees of Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, Reagan nominated the controversial Robert Bork to the U.S. Supreme Court, Bork was a far-right extremist who wrote icky legal essays on the role of gender and race in society that even in 1987, had people starching their heads, and he was rejected by the U.S. Senate as a result. President Bush nominated Clearance Thomas to the U.S. Supreme Court, but he was accused of sexual misconduct at a time when alleged victims were not respected in society, despite the allegations, Thomas was confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court after Judge Thomas made the committee look bad for their handling of the allegation.

Biden's first run for the Presidency was in 1988, but ended badly when he was caught allegedly plagiaring the words of U.K. Labour Party leader Neil Kinnock, Biden was investigated and he was excoriated of all plagiarism charges. 20-years later, Biden ran for President again, but he couldn't keep his mouth shut. Biden was selected by Barack Obama to run for the Vice Presidency, Biden accepted and went on to help Obama crush the 2008 U.S. presidential election.

Biden served two terms as Vice President, being a loyal soldier to the country's first Black American commander-in-chief, which will politically help Biden tremendously in the future. It was thought of that because Biden has a gaffe issue, he would be replaced, but Obama kept him on as his deputy. While Biden stood by Obama's side during a headache second term (Republicans won big in the 2014 midterm elections, Islamophobic and Hispanophobic paranoia in the country, among others), it was believed that Biden would run for President in 2016, but his son Beau died of brain cancer in 2015, reeling from that big of a loss, Biden decided to stay out of 2016 politics.

Donald Trump won the White House in 2016, defeating the Obama White House's preferred candidate: Hillary Clinton. Obama and Biden orchestrated a peaceful transfer of power to the Trump administration, which came to power in 2017 and tried to enact a far-right agenda, but it wasn't popular among the American electorate, resulting in an electoral environment that was friendly at last to the Democratic Party for the first time since President George W. Bush's second term (2005-2009), when Bush was facing backlash over his unpopular handling of the Iraq War.

In 2019, Biden decided to run for President for the third time, he first faced an attempted smear campaign by the already-corrupt Trump administration involving his son Hunter and his questionable affiliation with Burisma, a Ukrainian oil and gas company, Trump tried to create the narrative that Biden as VP led a smear campaign against Ukraine's prosecutor to protect his son Hunter, who in reality was fired by the Ukrainian government due to global backlash for not investigating Burisma for money laundering. Not only Trump failed to make Biden look bad in the eyes of the electorate, but Trump was impeached by a Democratic-controlled U.S. House of Representatives for the way Trump was trying to smear Biden, by asking a foreign government to influence an incoming American presidential election, which it's illegal under U.S. law.

Biden faced a huge slate of candidates seeking the Democratic nomination for President, and Biden was stumbling in the early days of his campaign. In one primary debate, one of Biden's opponents, Kamala Harris, U.S. Senator from California, humiliated Biden over his past position on busing in an increasing de-segregating America back in the 1970s, in which he was a U.S. Senator, Biden opposed busing, which is an unpopular stance in the pro-civil rights world. It seemed as if Harris effectively ended Biden's campaign, but Harris suffered some karma when Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard exposed Harris' record as a prosecutor on cannabis issues, effectively ending Harris' campaign while Biden continues to stick around.

Biden's campaign was dead broke, he barely had enough money to hold on, Biden was mocked as part of the "old guard" of the Democratic Party, too establishment for an increasingly progressive and younger Democratic Party, and it was seen that way when the U.S. Senator from Vermont, outspoken progressive Bernie Sanders who, like Trump, had a base of enthusiastic supporters of millennials, white progressives, and now unlike 2016, Hispanic voters. Sanders marched to success in earlier primaries in Nevada and New Hampshire and winning the popular vote in the Iowa caucus, in which its voting system was disastrous for the party as a whole.

The Republicans were gearing up for a stimulated use of "the socialist label" against Sanders to scare suburban voters in case he had won the Democratic nomination, hope seemed lost for the Biden campaign, he was trailing in the polls, the delegates and the popular vote, but then he won the South Carolina primary by a blowout, Sanders didn't win any of his primaries by landslide margins. The progressive media overlooked Biden's landslide victory in South Carolina as just a little fluke, a mistake that they'll come to regret when Super Tuesday arrives.

Super Tuesday, Biden has risen from the grave by trampling over Bernie Sanders on Super Tuesday, winning all the southern primaries by landslides similar to South Carolina. Biden unexpectedly won Texas, Massachusetts, Minnesota, while Sanders won primaries by pathetic margins, even his win in California was not impressive. Biden replaced Sanders as the party's frontrunner and goes on to crush the progressive wing of the party in subsequent primaries to the point Sanders drops out long before Biden was not yet close to the nomination, Biden was left the sole candidate standing, leaving the nomination for the taking.

One order of controversy instead of first order of business: Biden was accused of sexual assault by a former Senate aid named Tara Reade (Tara McCabe), in March 2020, and at first, that received widespread attention. Reade said a 1993 phone call to CNN's Larry King by a woman to ask how to deal with her daughter who was sexually mistreated by "a prominent U.S. Senator" was her mother, but no way to confirm that was her mother because she died. But the problem with Reade's story is that she could not keep her story straight, she first came out in 2019, she said Biden only sexually harassed her, but no mention of assault, and there was barely any media attention, Vox tried to report her story, but it was too weak to be believed. In 2017, two years before Tara Reade turned on Biden, she tweeted in support for Biden on women's issues and when telling her story, she contradicted herself as to why she lost her job as a Senate aid in 1993 during the time of the alleged assault. The media stopped reporting her story because it was revealed that Tara Reade actually has a history of either lying or making inaccurate statements, for example, it was revealed that when she testified to Congress as an expert on domestic abuse, she made misleading statements about her educational and professional credentials, which revaluation resulted in a investigation into her testimony for potential perjury, and her lawyer dropped her as a client to protect his professional reputation. Politico published an article about people who said they allowed Tara Reade to rent their homes but she left with unpaid bills, making her renters feel duped, it doesn't help Tara that they said she spoke highly of Biden, leading people, especially Biden supporters, to speculate that her allegation against Biden could be one of her schemes to grift for attention. Biden denied the allegation against him in two MSNBC interviews and as a result of the revaluations of her background and criminal investigations into potential perjury in her congressional testimonies, she never came public again.

Despite the embarrassment of the Tara Reade scandal, Biden continued to lead in the polls, probably in part because Republicans couldn't exploit the sexual misconduct allegations against Biden because their presidential candidate, Donald Trump, is also accused of sexual misconduct himself, not to mention the fact that Donald Trump was friends with billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, major proof of this are pictures and videos of Trump and Epstein having friendly encounters, and a 2002 quote from New York Magazine by Trump seemingly acknowledging Epstein's pedophilia: *"It is said that he likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are the younger side, no doubt about it, Jeffrey loves his social life"*, while still calling Epstein *"a terrific guy"*. Trump was caught on a hot mic on an *Access Hollywood* bus telling fellow passenger Billy Bush (a Bush family member) that *"when you're a star they let you do it, grab' em by the pussy, you can do anything"*.

President Trump's campaign proposed attack ads hitting Biden over Tara Reade, but because of Trump's publicly known sex issues and ties to billionaire pedophiles Jeffrey Epstein and co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell, he disallowed the attack ads to avoid charges of hypocrisy and even went too far as to actually take Biden's side against Reade at a press conference, urging Biden to "fight it" and speculated that Tara Reade could be lying on Biden, thus effectively killing the Tara Reade issue for good. Biden takes advantage of the now-dead Tara Reade issue by giving his final last interview with MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell by telling him flatly that he does not remember Reade. Republicans and Trump supporters would be correct to say letting Biden jump off the hook on Tara Reade proved to be one of Trump's fatal election mistakes by the end of the election.

Still leading in the polls despite any of Biden's controversies rather it's his son Hunter Biden or Tara Reade or whatever, Biden still takes advantage of Trump's tarnished image by his negligent handling of the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S., his refusal to heal racial tensions caused by the police killing of George Floyd. The COVID-19 pandemic was the ultimate assault on Trump's brand by exposing him as too self-concerned and out-of-touch to lead a nation in peril.

Joe Biden has won the White House over Donald Trump, finishing off with 306 electoral votes and 51.3% of the popular vote. Trump and several Republicans refused to accept defeat, so they went through all kinds of routes to overturn the election results to disenfranchise Biden's 51.3% of American voters in an effort to stay in power, first in the same way George W. Bush's team disenfranchised Al Gore's voters in *Bush v. Gore*, but the 2020 election wasn't close enough for that to happen, so taking the election to court ended disastrously because of no evidence of election fraud.

Growing increasingly impatient as January 20th nears, Trump results to trying to pressure state officials to alter Biden's electoral college victories in swing states before the official December 14 gathering of electors to officially elect Biden, that went nowhere and the electoral college met at state capitols and elected Biden President of the United States, and then the electoral college send their votes to Congress for them to count. Trump tried to force Mike Pence to throw out Biden's electors but he has no power to do so thanks to the Electoral Count Act. The impatient Trump finally snaps out of aggravation and summons his supporters to come to D.C. to pressure Pence to have him reelected, but it goes south when his supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol, endangering the lives of lawmakers and their staff, and delayed the count for a while until Trump's supporters were removed by the National Guard, which gave Congress time to reconvene and certified Biden's victory.

Biden is now set to become the 46th President of the United States with his Democratic Party now winning a federal trifecta thanks to already winning a narrower majority in the U.S. House of Representatives and winning back the U.S. Senate via two two U.S. Senate runoff elections in Georgia. Putting Biden just barely across to achieve at least some of his legislative agenda. Trump and the Republicans on the other hand, no longer having the White House, they still have no majority in the United States House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi is still Speaker, as well as having a stillborn majority in the United States Senate that will be gone by Biden's first day as President. Trump was removed from social media and is now permanently banned due to allegations that he incited his supporters to storm the U.S. Capitol.

Trump supporters were obviously too embarrassed to talk about the Capitol storming and the fact that the storming failed so bad that Congress still awarded Biden the presidency very regardless, so they instead condemned Big Tech's deplatforming of Trump, calling it "cancel culture" never mind the fact that they literally tried to cancel the U.S. Constitution to disenfranchise Biden's 82 million voters, who are the majority of the electorate, because it doesn't agree with their ideological agenda.

Biden was inaugurated President of the United States on January 20, 2021 along with Kamala Harris on the same day. Trump left office humiliated that he did not attend Biden's inauguration, furthering his self-humiliation even more. Trump left office with no Republican control at all in Washington, DC, compared to when he came to office with strong Republican control of Congress in 2017. Trump's approval ratings has never been this worse and he was impeached again on the way out. It is unprecedented that a President of the United States was impeached twice. Like any other departing President, Trump arrived at Joint Base Andrews to be flown away back to his home state, which is now Florida.

## Presidency

Biden comes in with a poorly-managed pandemic that the Trump administration did not left behind a pandemic management plan for the Biden administration to use to stranglehold COVID, revealing how poorly COVID-19 was managed under Trump. Biden decided to build his own plan "from scratch" and signed his first executive orders dealing with COVID-19, but also reinsert the United States into the Paris Agreement, threw away the 1776 Report, and placed a mask mandate on public property in Washington.

Biden began the process of vaccine distribution and he de-muzzled Dr. Fauci, and several more.

## Role in Chawosauria

Joe Biden's prominence in Chawosauria stimulated during the 2020 U.S. presidential election. The Chawosaurian Government made the politically risky move to endorse Biden for President of the United States, a very controversial move. Joe Biden is the first Democrat to serve under Supreme Leader Shang Jong Parker's reign.

## See also

* Franklin D. Roosevelt - 32nd President of the United States
* Chawosauria in the 2020 United States Presidential Election