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Former President Joe Biden, in Chicago, says threat of Social Security cuts by GOP creating psychological fear
Former President Joe Biden sought Tuesday to use an audience in Chicago of national advocates for the disabled to reestablish himself as a leading party voice to challenge the actions of President Donald Trump amid listless Democratic leadership in taking on Biden’s successor in the White House.
President Joe Biden held his first major speech since leaving office on Tuesday in Chicago for the Advocates, Counselors and ...
Former President Joe Biden spoke at the Advocates, Counselors, and Representatives for the Disabled conference in Chicago ...
The former president warned Donald Trump's administration is taking a "hatchet" to the Social Security Administration in his ...
The 82-year-old former president, who left office on Jan. 20, has until now largely remained out of the spotlight. He ...
Biden, 82, used the outdated and offensive term while telling an anecdote about his childhood move from Scranton, Pa., to ...
President Joe Biden speaks at the 2025 national conference of Advocates, Counselors, and Representatives for the Disabled in ...
If you were expecting Joe Biden to rally the troops to resist Donald Trump's attacks on the separation of powers and the rule ...
I am convinced that Joe Biden’s inner circle was convinced that Joe Biden was capable of governing,” author Chris Whipple ...
The former president is Tuesday's keynote speaker for a gathering of bipartisan advocates and leaders for Social Security.
Gary Shapley, previously a mid-level career agent, was named a senior adviser to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent in March.
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