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WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden is set to address gun safety and his administration's steps to reduce gun violence in a speech Tuesday at an annual conference on the issue — hours after his son was found guilty on gun-related charges by a federal jury in Delaware.
Allies of President Joe Biden are ramping up a charm offensive aimed at getting high-profile Republicans and donors who won't support Donald Trump to back the Democratic president. But the task is proving difficult, according to people familiar with the efforts. As of Thursday, Biden had not yet secured any endorsements from nationally recognized Republican Party officials. Meanwhile, several major Republican leaning political donors who backed former presidential primary candidate Nikki Haley's campaign are holding back, a
President Biden and his team plan to fan out after Thursday evening’s State of the Union address to amplify his message and sell his agenda with visits to key battleground states, the start of a month of campaign-style barnstorming now that the general election contest has begun in earnest.
Some former aides to former President Obama are casting doubts on President Biden’s election strategies for 2024.