Sky News host Cory Bernardi says both President Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump need a reason to “bow out of the race”.
Sky News host Cory Bernardi says both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump need a reason to “bow out of the race”.
“I suspect that Biden will reassess his position after January of next year,” he told Sky News host Paul Murray. “Once he’s completed two years, his successor – which would be Kamala Harris … if she ran again – she could stay on for another potentially 10 years as president.
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