In his first major public appearance since departing the White House, former President Joe Biden, without evidence, accused the Trump administration of trying to deprive Americans of Social Security benefits.
Biden’s detractors, such as President Donald Trump, later called attention to the 82-year-old’s quirky anecdotes and signature sidetracking in the Chicago speech, delivered at a national conference of Advocates, Counselors, and Representatives for the Disabled.
Biden didn’t get to his main theme of his speech until a few minutes into the speech, choosing to first reminisce on his childhood in Delaware and the state’s history of racial segregation.
He got on the topic of segregation in the mid-Atlantic region shortly after acknowledging the presence of Martin O’Malley, a former Baltimore mayor and a former Maryland governor. O’Malley also served briefly…
