Joe Biden's Foreign Policy Role
Joe Biden
As a veteran senator and chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, Joe Biden shaped counterterrorism legislation and the 2002 Iraq War authorization before becoming vice president. Leveraging his deep legislative and diplomatic experience, he helped steer the Obama administration's international strategy and the recalibration of post-9/11 military commitments.
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- Joe Biden - Wikipedia
- Early life and career of Joe Biden - Wikipedia
- Joe Biden - Miller Center
- Joe Biden: Life in Brief - Miller Center
- Joe Biden: Life Before the Presidency - Miller Center
- Joe Biden - Key Events - Miller Center
- President Joseph R. Biden - Joseph R. Biden Jr. Presidential Library
- Biden Vice Presidential Records Collection - National Archives
- Joseph R. Biden, Jr. - The American Presidency Project
- Joseph R. Biden Jr. - White House Historical Association
- President Joe Biden and Dr. Jill Biden - The Office of Joe and Jill Biden
- Biden Admits Plagiarism in Writing Law School Brief - Los Angeles Times
- BIDEN ADMITS PLAGIARIZING IN LAW SCHOOL - The Washington Post
- Read the full special counsel report on Biden’s handling of classified documents - PBS News
- Biden’s Claims About Special Counsel Report on Classified Documents Investigation - FactCheck.org
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