Journal De Bruxelles - The great Cause: Biden-Harris 2024

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The great Cause: Biden-Harris 2024

Rarely has the United States of America (USA) had a more experienced president in recent decades than the 46th President of the United States, Joe Biden (Joseph "Joe" Robinette Biden).

The upcoming election for the office of the most powerful man in the world is therefore also primarily about the question of democracy; it is to be hoped that Joe Biden will remain in office as President and continue to govern the United States of America in the coming years.

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