Frail, but not gone: Joe Biden wants to save his legacy – and divides the Democrats
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Health inevitably shapes what presidents can do after they leave office. This frailty is likely to be harder to keep private in the autumn, when Biden begins to promote his memoirs, which will be published for the 17th.
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Health inevitably shapes what presidents can do after they leave office.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1This frailty is likely to be harder to keep private in the autumn, when Biden begins to promote his memoirs, which will be published for the 17th.
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