The former President, Joe Biden, has announced that he has written a book reflecting on his time in office. The book, titled "Promise Me, America," is set to be released on November 17th and is currently available for preorder.
In a video accompanying the announcement, Biden details what readers can expect from the book. He explains that it will cover his thought process behind the critical decisions he made while in office, as well as his reasons for running for reelection and ultimately stepping aside.
Biden also expresses his faith in America and the American people, stating that the book is a reflection of his confidence in the nation's promise. However, the announcement has been met with a mixed reaction from the public, with many taking to social media to share their thoughts on the book.
Social media users have responded with a series of tweets, questioning whether Biden actually wrote the book or whether it was written by a ghostwriter. Some have also poked fun at his use of an auto-pen signature while in the White House.
"I would have bought this book, Joe, but I died in the 'winter of death' after you lost patience with me for not getting the covid shot," one Twitter user said.
Others have been more critical, questioning Biden's ability to write the book himself. "No, you haven't written anything, hell you can't even speak a full sentence without being up on all kinds of drugs," one user tweeted.
The public's reaction to Biden's book announcement highlights the ongoing debate surrounding his legacy and the role of the former President in American politics.
The release of "Promise Me, America" is set to take place on November 17th, and the book is currently available for preorder.
