Biden's Political Journey Ends, but His Fight Continues

Joe Biden, after a remarkable 50-year journey in politics, came to a turning point on Monday. He ended his presidency but promised that the fight for his causes wouldn't fade away. This shift happened as Donald Trump, his Republican successor, took office and pledged to undo Biden's legacy. Biden encountered Trump at the White House, where they shared a traditional tea meeting. Despite their political history, Biden welcomed Trump, saying, "Welcome home. " They then traveled together to the Capitol for Trump's inauguration. Trump's speech emphasized reversing Biden's administration's work. Biden, remaining in the front row, showed no reaction. Meanwhile, White House staff quickly started preparing the Oval Office for Trump, replacing old photographs with new ones. After the ceremony, the Bidens left for Joint Base Andrews, where Biden thanked his team. "We couldn't have done anything we did without you, " he affirmed. He encouraged them to stay active, saying, "We're leaving office, but we're not leaving the fight. " Biden even joked about Trump's speech. He made a sign of the cross and laughed, indicating there's still much to be done.