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Vice President Persuasive Essay

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The President has a big role in our country. He/she is required to be inspiring to the American people. Not every Candidate qualifies for President due to the amount of responsibilities the chief of state has besides not everyone can handle the job. In particular, Joe Biden might be in this situation. He is not sure if he wants to run and his indecisiveness does not persuade most of the U.S. Citizens in this year’s election. Biden and his family are going through an emotional break down due to his eldest son’s death. I feel Mr. Biden and his family are not ready for the challenges ahead of them. It seems that the Vice President is unprepared for the tasks that awaits for him due to family issues. Biden should consider focusing on his family …show more content…

These three stops are to promote Obama’s agenda. Biden has not hired a staff of volunteers, organized a committee, or, raise even the funds to be a viable Candidate. “The vice president has not made a decision about his political future,” Biden spokeswoman Kendra Barkoff said. Mr. Biden has done poorly in the past two elections and he has a similar number of polling to Mrs. Clinton. Which means a poll is a survey where people are asked their opinions, usually to find what people intend to do in the …show more content…

Biden has done many upgrades before as a U.S senator for the state of Delaware for the past thirty-six years. As he has gradually moved up the scale as vice president, his work has also improved. Biden has legislated against domestic violence, provided an anti-crime bill that provided 100,000 more cops on the nation’s street, banned assault weapons, on top of that he also helped rebuild our economy and lay the foundation for a sustainable economy. In 2008, President Obama tapped Biden to be his running mate after winning the Democratic nomination. As the forty-seventh vice president of the United States, he has been charged with overseeing a $787 billion dollars in economic

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