Biden is reportedly expected to announce a re-election bid in April.
President Joe Biden courted a firefighters’ union and early 2020 endorser on Monday and plans to fundraise in California next week—the latest signs the president is setting the stage for a re-election bid, as the campaign for the GOP 2024 nomination also heats up.... [+]
IAF President Edward Kelly stopped short of endorsing Biden, but called him “the greatest president firefighters have ever had in this county,” while the group notedthat Biden is the first president in 25 years to attend its annual legislative conference.
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