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Joe Biden to Deliver First Major Post-Presidency Speech on Social Security in Chicago

The former president will address disability advocates today, calling for bipartisan efforts to protect Social Security as the program faces political and financial challenges.

Overview

  • Joe Biden will make his first significant public appearance since leaving office, delivering a keynote speech at the Advocates, Counselors, and Representatives for the Disabled (ACRD) conference in Chicago.
  • The speech focuses on strengthening Social Security, emphasizing its importance as an earned benefit for retirees and disabled Americans.
  • Biden is expected to call for bipartisan collaboration to address threats to Social Security, including recent GOP-led administrative cuts and policy changes.
  • The event features other prominent speakers, including former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley, former Senator Debbie Stabenow, and former Senator Roy Blunt.
  • Biden’s return to the national stage comes as concerns grow over Social Security's long-term viability, with experts warning the program could face depletion by 2035.

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