Several US media outlets announced that this Tuesday current President Joe Biden could announce his decision to run again as a presidential candidate.

According to The Washington Post, the 80-year-old Democrat will do so through a short video to coincide with the date his 2020 campaign for the United States presidency kicked off.

Joe Biden plans to run for re-election as president of the United States

There will be elections in that country at the end of 2024.

This Monday, Biden said again that he intended to run in the election. “I’ll let you know soon,” he said when approached by the press.

This decision allowed the confrontation between Donald Trump and Biden to be repeated. The Republican had already announced that he wanted to run again.

In early March, Marianne Williamson announced her intention to run for the Democratic Party nominee. While last week Robert Kennedy Jr., a well-known opponent of vaccines and nephew of assassinated US President John Fitzgerald Kennedy (JFK), also announced his candidacy.

If re-elected, the current president would end his term at age 86.

There are no campaign events on Biden’s schedule this Tuesday. However, the president will give a speech to a union on an issue that could become an electoral axis: restoring the “dignity” of the “forgotten” popular United States, the same one that seduced Trump years ago.

In the evening, the President and First Lady Jill Biden visit the Korean War Memorial in Washington along with their South Korean counterpart Yoon Suk Yeol and his wife Kim Keon Hee at the start of a state visit that will give you the opportunity to talk about foreign policy .