Biden reemerges for Social Security-focused speech as Trump popularity dips

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Former President Joe Biden will return to the spotlight for a speech on Social Security three months after leaving the White House and as the honeymoon phase for his successor begins to fade.

Biden will address the Chicago conference of the Advocates, Counselors, and Representatives for the Disabled on Tuesday, his first public address since leaving the White House in January. The conference is about “safeguarding and strengthening Social Security for the generations to come,” per a press release from the ACRD.

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