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Joe Biden Commutes to Home delaware. A Few Things Have Changed.



WILMINGTON, Dell. — Another work week had come to an end, and men and ladies throughout Delaware returned to their homes for a couple of days faraway from the office. one among them just happened to be the president of the US .

As he had done countless times in his long career in public office, Joseph R. Biden Jr. returned to the Wilmington suburbs from Washington on Friday — this point , because the commander in chief.

In keeping with the overall tone of his presidency thus far , little commotion ensued.

There were no Twitter outbursts or golf outings, though the winter weather wouldn't have allowed for hitting the links anyway. there have been not many Biden sightings, either. Instead, it had been a weekend where Mr. Biden was in his most natural state: reception in Delaware, where everyone seems to understand everyone, the new president included.

Asked his plans for the weekend, Mr. Biden told reporters, “To see my grandchildren and to hang out with Jill to get the rest of the stuff we have to move from our house to the other house,” referring to the first lady, Jill Biden, and their new residence at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. The White House said he would also watch the Super Bowl.


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