In a shocking turn of events, former Vice President Joe Biden has been left out of the race for the United States presidency. Biden, who was considered a front-runner in the Democratic primary race, failed to secure the necessary number of delegates to secure the nomination.
The news comes as a surprise to many, as Biden was seen as a strong contender against President Donald Trump in the upcoming election. His experience and moderate policies were thought to appeal to a broad range of voters, making him a formidable opponent.
However, Biden’s campaign hit several roadblocks along the way. He faced criticism for his handling of the Anita Hill hearings during the confirmation of Justice Clarence Thomas, as well as allegations of inappropriate behavior towards women. These controversies seemed to weigh heavily on his campaign, leading to a lack of enthusiasm among voters.
In the end, Biden’s failure to connect with voters and build a strong coalition ultimately led to his downfall. Despite his early lead in the polls, he was unable to maintain momentum and secure the nomination.
With Biden out of the race, the Democratic party will now have to rally behind another candidate to take on Trump in the upcoming election. It remains to be seen who will emerge as the party’s nominee, but one thing is certain – Joe Biden’s absence will be felt in the race for the White House.
