The uptick in travel reflects how the White House is honing its pitch to the American public about its ability to deliver tangible results over the past two years in the form of new jobs and improved railways and roadways.
Vice president of the United States since 2021President Biden and Vice President Harris are off to Philadelphia on Friday, a rare joint trip for the two leaders that will be a mix of the White House showing off its work and looking ahead to 2024.
Their first stop on Friday will be to deliver remarks about the economy the same day the Labor Department will release its January jobs report. The two will then participate in a Democratic National Committee reception and deliver remarks at the DNC Winter Meeting. Some Democrats say that Biden and Harris have been running since November for a second term, even if not officially.
The uptick in travel, which is expected to continue after the State of the Union, reflects how the White House is honing its pitch to the American public about its ability to deliver tangible results over the past two years in the form of new jobs and improved railways and roadways. That message will likely form the backbone of Biden’s eventual re-election campaign.
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