At the age of 78 years and two months, when Joe Biden took the oath on January 20, 2021, he engraved his name as the oldest person in history assuming the office of the president of the United States. Earlier he served as the vice president under President Obama for eight years from 2009- 2017.
Before that, he served as a senator for 36 long years from 1979-2009. During his senate years, Biden served as chair of Senate Judiciary and Foreign Relations Committee, including several high offices.
Looking at his credentials and brilliant resume it can be safely opined that up until now he is the most experienced of the US presidents and has brought a huge treasure of knowledge and insight into his presidency.
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