President Joe Biden delivered a poignant speech at the Democratic National Convention on Monday night, reflecting on his long and storied political career. During his address, he encapsulated his journey by acknowledging that he was 'too young to be in the Senate because I wasn’t 30 yet' and 'too old to stay as president.'
Biden expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve the country, stating that he had given his 'best' over the decades he spent in politics. His speech, which lasted approximately 49 minutes, resonated with the audience, as evidenced by the more than four minutes of applause he received when he first took the stage just before 11:30pm ET/10:30pm CT.
The president's remarks highlighted the depth of his experience and the dedication he has shown to public service throughout his career. As he navigates the challenges of leading the nation, Biden's reflections on his past underscore his commitment to serving the American people with integrity and purpose.
