Joe Biden has begun preparing for the transition in case he’s elected president in the fall, but his promise to champion a liberal agenda from the White House may be hindered if he faces a recalcitrant Senate.
The presumptive 2020 Democratic presidential nominee started putting together a transition team last month, ahead of a May 3 federally mandated deadline. Yet, while the two-term vice president can pick and choose his dream administration lineup, the political realities wrought by the coronavirus pandemic and the makeup of the Senate post-November will decide whether his policy ideas will amount to more than campaign rhetoric.
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