“Part of what makes the Bidens unusual is the combination of the family’s centrality to Joe’s political image, the scale of their involvement in his campaigns over several decades, and the sheer number of relatives whose private dealings have intersected with his role in public life.” Ben Schreckinger, a Politico reporter based in Washington, makes this observation towards the end of his book on the Biden family and the US president’s fifty years in public life. Biden is currently trying to navigate two bills which may define his presidency through Congress. Biden promised a return to bipartisanship but it is…

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