President Joe Biden Drops Out of 2024 Presidential Race

Biden Ends Five-Decade Political Career

Age and Health Concerns Cited in Decision

President Joe Biden announced on Sunday that he will not be running for a second term in the 2024 presidential election. The decision comes after weeks of speculation and mounting pressure from within his own party for him to step aside. Biden made the announcement in a statement posted on his social media account, saying that it was a "difficult decision" but one that he felt was in the best interests of the country. He cited his age and health as factors in his decision, saying that he did not want to "burden the country" with a president who may not be up to the demands of the job. Biden's decision to drop out of the race is a major development in the 2024 election cycle. He was seen as a strong contender for the Democratic nomination, and his withdrawal will open up the field for other candidates. The decision was met with mixed reactions from Democrats. Some expressed disappointment, while others praised Biden for making a difficult decision in the best interests of the party and the country. Republicans, meanwhile, were quick to seize on Biden's withdrawal as a sign of weakness in the Democratic Party. They argued that Biden's decision showed that he was not up to the job of being president and that the country needed a strong leader. The 2024 presidential election is now wide open, with no clear frontrunner in either party. The Democratic field is likely to be crowded, with several candidates vying for the nomination. The Republican field is also likely to be competitive, with several potential candidates waiting in the wings. The next presidential election will be held on November 5, 2024.