DAILY WIRE
Americans can expect to wait months, possibly as far out as next year, for President Joe Biden to begin his re-election campaign in earnest, according to a new report.
NBC News’s Peter Alexander, who recently conducted a rare interview with Biden, reported on Sunday hearing from sources close to the president who anticipate he will follow “the Obama model.”
Former President Barack Obama, under whom Biden served as vice president, announced his re-election campaign in April 2011 but did not officially begin holding events until May 2012 before he won a second term.
“Obama went 13 months after the announcement to start campaigning,” Alexander said during an appearance on “Meet the Press.” Biden, he added, “could make an announcement in April and wait until next year to get on the trail.”
Meet the Press on X (formerly Twitter): “WATCH: President Biden is likely to “follow the Obama model” for a reelection campaign.@PeterAlexander: “Obama waited 13 months after the announcement to start campaigning. … [Biden] could make an announcement in April and wait until next year to get on the trail.” pic.twitter.com/XFFWPnHPc4 / X”
WATCH: President Biden is likely to “follow the Obama model” for a reelection campaign.@PeterAlexander: “Obama waited 13 months after the announcement to start campaigning. … [Biden] could make an announcement in April and wait until next year to get on the trail.” pic.twitter.com/XFFWPnHPc4
