Joe Biden 2020: The former vice president announced that he would run for president and should launch the presidential campaign on Thursday

Former Vice President Joe Biden will launch its presidential campaign expected since Thursday, according to several people familiar with the plans. Biden will announce its intentions in a video ad and hold a fundraiser Thursday night in Philadelphia. Its first official campaign event is scheduled for Monday in Pittsburgh, said anonymously anonymously to speak candidly about Biden's plans.

A Tuesday conference call between several people called to participate in the campaign is held Tuesday to confirm the plans. Many of these people have described fast moving projects in recent days, which at one time or another provided a launch on Wednesday and the possibility of gatherings in several cities on the same day. But these plans have been abandoned, people said.

After stopping in Pittsburgh on Monday, Biden must visit the first primary states. From the beginning, he should put a special emphasis on South Carolina, where he enjoys the strong support of long-time Democratic leaders, including the House of Commons whip, James Clyburn.

Apparently confirming the plans, Biden's political action committee, American Opportunities, sent an e-mail to supporters around noon to urge them to be ready to receive information.

"We are going to cut hunting," the message says. "There has been a lot of discussion about what Joe Biden intends to do, and as one of Joe's main supporters, we want you to be the first to know it!"

The email included a link to a registration page for the PAC, which served primarily as a vehicle for Biden to allow him to move into politics on behalf of other Democrats.

Biden has been publicly reflecting on an offer for months. he's leading in most pollsIt will begin to disadvantage fundraising compared to other candidates who have already raised millions of dollars during the first quarter of fundraising.

He was criticized for some of his duties during his long tenure as a senator, particularly for his role in hearings at Anita Hill and for his support of the 1994 Crime Bill. He also did the following: subject of careful examination for allegedly touching women inappropriately throughout his career.