US EditionJoe Biden blames Kamala Harris’ loss on sexism and racism and rejects concerns about his age
- In his first appearance on American television following his January 2025 departure from office, former President Joe Biden spoke with ABC's The View to comment on the outcome of the 2024 election.
- Biden intentionally avoided public comments for over 100 days to respect a tradition of not interfering after a change in the White House and expressed surprise at the roles of sexism and racism in Kamala Harris' loss.
- He took accountability for Trump’s unexpected win in the recent election, dismissed doubts about his mental sharpness following a weak debate showing, and condemned Trump’s polarizing approach to leadership.
- Biden said, "I was in charge and he won, so I take responsibility," attributed criticism of Harris as "the sexist route," and stated, "I hope she stays engaged" regarding her future.
- Biden is unlikely to be heavily involved in the Democratic Party’s activities as it moves toward fresh leadership, though he has continued to offer Harris private advice.
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