Curing cancer will dominate Biden’s post-office life

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Vice President Joe Biden, the man who might have been the next president, will leave public office after 44 years to focus on cancer research.

Biden passed up a third bite at the presidential apple last year to head up President Obama’s cancer task force, which is trying to make 10 years of cancer research progress in five. He has agreed to continue leading the “moonshot” initiative if Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton wins the presidency, but without officially joining a Clinton administration.

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