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Biden Reflects on 2024 Election and Contemplates Legacy in Recent Interview

In his final days in office, President Biden expresses belief in election viability and weighs his legacy while acknowledging concerns over his stamina for a second term.

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Updated: Jan 8th, 2025, 6:58 PM ET

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In a recent interview with USA Today, President Joe Biden discussed his belief that he could have beaten Donald Trump in the 2024 election had he not withdrawn. Acknowledging concerns about his age and fitness, Biden reflected on the potential for taking on a second term, noting he had not decided on preemptive pardons for individuals at risk from the Trump administration. He also expressed fears over possible reversals of his climate legislation and criticized Trump for mischaracterizations surrounding a recent violent incident.

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