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On January 20 of next year, Joe Biden will be sworn in as the 46th President of the United States. Biden, who turns 78 on November 20, will be the oldest person to become president. The record is held by Donald Trump, who was 70 when he was sworn in.
Therefore, there has been speculation in various quarters that Biden would only serve as president for one term. But he is rejected by his sister.
Valerie Biden Owens was interviewed on the “Axios on HBO” program on the occasion of her brother’s victory in the presidential election. When asked if Joe Biden will run for a second term, he replied that there will be no transition to the next election.
– Create a certain transition in such a way that it brings all these young people together and brings us back together so that we don’t have to be a divided country. But of course, Valerie Biden Owens answers the question of whether Biden intends to serve two terms.
She continues:
– Still going full speed.
“He will never meet Donald Trump again”
Valerie Biden Owens sees her brother’s age as an advantage, not a disadvantage.
– He is the person with the most experience to enter the White House in the history of the United States, with 36 years in the Senate and then eight with President Obama. So he is very clairvoyant. He truly believes that we have a great opportunity to make things better for all Americans, he says.
Valerie Biden Owens also says her brother won’t be bothered by Donald Trump’s allegations of voter fraud.
– You will never meet Donald Trump again. Donald Trump leaves the stage on January 20. That’s history, that’s the past, says Valerie Biden Owens.
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