US EditionBiden's Post-Presidency Financial Situation Is Not as He Expected: Report
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Biden's Post-Presidency Woes Deepen as Democrats' Support Fades and Speaking Offers Dry Up: Report
Joe Biden is "struggling to cash in on his presidency," with former Democratic allies keeping their distance and organizations "reluctant" to pay for his speaking fees, according to a new report.The post Biden's Post-Presidency Woes Deepen as Democrats' Support Fades and Speaking Offers Dry Up: Report appeared first on .
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The president America wanted to kick to the curb last year — even before the 2024 election — is finding the transition from the White House to be “less lucrative […] The post Biden's Post-Presidency Financial Situation Is Not as He Expected: Report appeared first on The Western Journal.
At the age of 82, former U.S. President Joe Biden is going through a much more austere retreat than many imagined. After leaving the White House, he faces a significant financial burden: debts that are around $800 thousand, partly derived from his residence in Rehoboth Beach, valued at 2.7 million. According to the Wall Street Journal, although he receives pensions for approximately $416 thousand a year, coming from his career as senator, vice p…
Joe Biden is in debt and has not been able to earn money after the presidency as other former American leaders have done, due to his age and unpopularity. In addition, companies are hesitant to hire him for paid speeches, fearing the reaction of Donald Trump, reports the Wall Street Journal. His annual pension of about $ 416,000 is not enough for him, so he lives more modestly. In addition, he has health problems, and his son, Hunter, has large …
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