TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 1月30日 22時04分

The death of @joebiden's son, Beau, in 2015 was the latest in the litany of losses and setbacks that have defined Biden’s life. The death of his wife and daughter in an auto accident in 1972. The 1988 presidential bid that ended in a plagiarism scandal. Life-threatening brain aneurysms. Another failed bid for the presidency in 2008. For nearly a half-century, the nation has watched #Biden wrestle publicly with sorrow. At countless funerals, he has eulogized Americans great and ordinary, all while nursing his own barely concealed wounds. Yet Biden soldiers on: out of pride, out of duty, out of a deep-seated need to remain in the mix, writes @mollyesque. “Purpose,” he says. “That’s how I got through it. I lost my wife and daughter; that’s how I got through it. When they told me Beau didn’t have a chance of making it, that’s how I got through it. You’ve got to have purpose.” Read this week’s cover story, What Makes Joe Run, at the link in bio. Photograph by @kelianne for TIME

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