Today, I’m announcing my candidacy for President of the United States. We are the United States of America – and there is nothing we can do. With these words was that Joe Biden, former Vice President of the United States, announced his presidential candidacy for next year “the fundamental values of this nation…” our position in the world… our democracy… all he has done America is at stake. Is for this reason that today I announced my candidacy for the Presidency of the United States “, published in Spanish language Biden via Twitter.Desde earlier this year, Biden team studied arise and means that next Monday will be his first campaign event in the city Pittsbutgh (Pennsylvania). Then continue with a route which will travel through the States of Iowa, South Carolina and New Hampshire, the first to vote.
Thus it is that former Vice President Barack Obama will seek to compete in the internal election of the Democratic Party. With 76 years, Biden is the longest-lived candidate in an internal which postulates the Senators Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris and Bernie Sanders.Senador has six terms as presidential candidate on two occasions and pillar in the Government with Obama, at the time the official always has been more open to topics that generated conflict inside the party as in the case of equal marriage. However, in recent weeks have come to light statements made by four women who have accused him of inappropriate touching. A few weeks ago he apologized and promised that it would be more “respectful” and would take more account of “personal space” of people.” Throughout my career, I have always tried to connect a human (with people), because I think that’s my responsibility. Narrow hands, hug people, men and women grabbed by the shoulders, and I tell you, they can get this”argued.
With a democratic transition, the political experience of Biden makes it one of the leading candidates. However, as in the case of Sen. Sanders, the intention of democratic renewal collides with candidates who exceed the 70 years of age.
