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JOE BIDEN

46th US President

BY RYAN GALE

CONTENT CONSULTANT

RACHEL BLUM, P H D

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA

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102020

012021

Cover Photo: Matt Rourke/AP Images

Interior Photos: Andrew Harnik/AP Images, 4, 95; Evan Vucci/AP Images, 8, 85;

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Editor: Arnold Ringstad

Series Designer: Becky Daum

Library of Congress Control Number: 2020940290

Publishers Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Names: Gale, Ryan, author.

Title: Joe Biden: 46th US President / by Ryan Gale

Other title: 46th US President

Description: Minneapolis, Minnesota : Abdo Publishing, 2021 | Series: Essential lives |

Includes online resources and index

Identifiers: ISBN 9781532194108 (lib. bdg.) | ISBN 9781098213466 (ebook)

Subjects: LCSH: Biden, Joseph R., Jr.--Juvenile literature. | Legislators--United States

--Biography.--Juvenile literature. | Presidents--United States--Biography.--Juvenile

literature.

Classification: DDC 973.933--dc23

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

ONE

LIGHT IN THE

DARKNESS

he lights went up in a dark room, revealing a man

standing behind a podium with a backdrop of

American flags. The front of the wooden podium read

D20. The date was August 20, 2020. It was the finale

of the 2020 Democratic National Convention (DNC),

and the man was Joe Biden, the Democratic party

nominee for president of the United States.

The room was completely silent. Then Biden

began to speak. He described the political, economic,

and racial strife that was engulfing the nation as a

battle between darkness and light. The country was

in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, which had

sickened millions around the world, killed hundreds of

thousands of Americans, and caused the worst economic

crisis since the Great Depression of the 1930s. Biden

said that the country was beset by social, racial, and

environmental injustice, and he charged that President

Joe Bidens speech at the 2020 DNC gave him a chance to pitch his

candidacy to the nation in the closing months of the campaign.

Donald Trump and his administration were ineffectual

and corrupt. This was the darkness Biden alluded to. But

THE

CORONAVIRUS

The coronavirus first

appeared in Wuhan,

China, in late 2019, and

it spread to more than 170

countries, killing hundreds

of thousands of people and

sickening millions within

months. The first US case

was discovered in late

January 2020. President

Trump at first denied that

the virus was a threat, and

he took few actions to slow

its spread until March. The

United States soon had

more coronavirus cases

than any other country in

the world. At the time of the

2020 Democratic National

Convention, more than

170,000 Americans had

died from the virus.

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LIVES

he proclaimed, If you entrust

me with the presidency, I will

draw on the best of us, not the

worst. I will be an ally of the

light, not of the darkness.

In his speech, Biden

accepted the Democratic

presidential nomination and

then outlined how he planned to

fix the nations many problems.

His plan involved getting the

pandemic under control, getting

kids safely back to school,

creating jobs in manufacturing,

improving the health-care and

education systems, dealing with

climate change, and fighting

racism. This was Bidens

metaphorical light.

An Experienced Candidate

Biden announced his bid for president in April 2019.

He saw himself as the best Democratic candidate to

beat Republican incumbent president Donald Trump.

Trump was a businessman with no political experience

prior to his 2016 election. He had run in that campaign

as an antiestablishment candidate who said his business

experience would give him a perspective on managing

the country that career politicians didnt have. Even so,

his presidency saw political divisiveness, scandals, and

impeachment. When Biden entered the race, there were

already more than a dozen Democratic candidates who

were eager to defeat Trump. Biden eventually shot ahead

as the front-runner.

Biden had a wealth of political experience. He

had been a politician for more than forty years, first

as a county councilman, then as a senator for the

state of Delaware, and later as vice president in the

administration of President Barack Obama. Biden had

also run for president twice before, once in the 1988

election and again in the 2008 election, but he had been

unsuccessful. Biden drew on his experience and the

JOE

BIDEN 7

A large field of Democratic candidates sought to

unseat incumbent president Donald Trump.

lessons he learned from his two previous campaigns to

finally win the Democratic Party nomination in 2020.

A Difficult Campaign

Biden had many obstacles to face in order to win

the election. He had an uphill battle in defeating an

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incumbent president. Unseating an incumbent can

be a difficult task, as the sitting president has many

advantages, such as name recognition, an established

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