President of the U.S.A Joe Biden is expected to officially announce tomorrow Tuesday that he run for re-election in 2024as reported by many American media.

Neither the White House nor the Democratic Party confirmed the information, but the announcement of his candidacy Biden, 80, is taken almost for granted.

“I told you that I was going to run. I will let you know very soon,” Biden said, prolonging the intrigue.

If Joe Biden finally reveals his papers on Tuesday, time will take on a special symbolism: it will coincide with completion of four years from announcing his candidacy in view of the 2020 presidential primaries (April 25, 2019) and set the stage for a “remake” duel with Donald Trump.

Biden’s delay in issuing an official statement raised doubts among Democratic voters about whether the 80-year-old president could be reelected to a second four-year term. It should be noted that if Joe Biden is elected for a second term as President of the United States, he will 86 years old when he leaves the White House.

In November 2021 and February 2023, the medical tests he underwent showed that “he is in good health“. Republicans often doubt Biden’s mental clarity.

Statistics are on the side of the current US president, since in recent years most of the inhabitants of the White House have achieved a second term.

Polls show that Donald Trumpconsidered the favorite for the Republican nomination, inspires Americans no more than Joe Biden.

Thus, the Democratic president believes he can bring back his Republican predecessor, who has problems with the judiciary and who shared American public opinion.

However, it remains unknown what Joe Biden’s chances are against a much younger opponent. Among the favorites for the Republican nomination is the 44-year-old governor of Florida Ron DeSandiswho has not formally announced his candidacy.

Today, Desandes began an international tour with stops in Japan, South Korea, Israel and the UK in an effort to improve his foreign policy image.

Reuters