Biden 2024 Begins in Ireland

In his ancestral homeland, the president appears to set the stage for a run to keep the White House.

AP/Patrick Semansky
President Biden tours the Knock Shrine with Father Richard Gibbons, parish priest and rector of Knock Shrine, at Knock, Ireland. AP/Patrick Semansky

President Biden’s four-day trip to Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, whatever the part about his roots, appears to be tied to his future — and the country’s — as a launch pad for his 2024 campaign. 

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