Joe Biden has spoken up about a variety of issues that concern the American public. These speeches, taken from his campaign trail, showcase his talent at public-speaking and connecting with the public. | The Times of India

FROM THE ARCHIVE: ABC News' Bob Clark profiled Joe Biden in 1972, when he was just old enough to serve as a U.S. senator. https://abcn.ws/2IdmsFW | ABC News

Joe Biden began public service in 1972 as one of the youngest U.S. Senators, serving Delaware until 2009, shaping legislation on foreign policy, finance, and infrastructure. From 2009–2017, he was Vice President under Barack Obama, advancing economic recovery initiatives. Elected 46th President in 2020 and inaugurated January 20, 2021, he emphasized economic growth, clean energy investment, and global partnerships. Jill Biden, an educator since the 1970s, earned a doctorate in 2007 and continued

39K views · 287 reactions | Joe Biden was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1972 at the age of 29, officially becoming a senator shortly after his 30th birthday when sworn in beside his injured son in the hospital. He became one of the youngest senators in history and commuted daily by Amtrak to Washington, D.C., to care for his children following the tragic accident that killed his wife and daughter. Credit: @abcnews | History In Pictures | Facebook

Joe Biden signed several executive orders, from rejoining the Paris Climate Accord to mandating the wearing of masks in federal spaces, in one of his first public acts since taking office. “I thought with the state of the nation today, there’s no time to waste. Get to work immediately,” the president said. “There’s no time to start like today.” https://politi.co/3qBsyk6 | POLITICO