It's been a huge year for Democratic candidate, Joe Biden, and now we're just counting down the days before he takes on Trump in the 2020 Presidential Election.
There's a lot of uncertainty about what will happen. Who will win? Who will lose?
But what's not uncertain anymore - is who Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson will be supporting come November 3, and it isn't Donald Trump.
Keep scrolling to learn more.
It's been one helluva year for Joe Biden.
As you will know, this is now Biden's third time running for president.
But, long before reaching one of the highest political offices in the nation, Joe Biden grew up in Scranton, northeast Pennsylvania.
Biden credits his parents with instilling "hard work and perseverance" into him.
As a child, Biden struggled with a stutter...
It wasn't until the late sixties when Biden became active in politics...
In 1972, the Delaware Democratic Party encouraged Biden, who was twenty-nine at the time, to run for the United States Senate.
But, just as his political career seemed to be coming together...
A week before the Christmas holiday in 1972...
Heartbreakingly, the accident killed his wife and daughter.
Biden later spoke out about how he considered suicide following the fatal car crash.
In spite of the tragedy, Biden decided to continue to represent the people of Delaware in the Senate.
From 1973 to 2009, Biden served in the Senate.
In 1987, he first decided to run for President...
2 decades after his unsuccessful Presidential bid...
This year marks his third run for President...
And Joe hasn't been afraid to poke fun at his opposition on Twitter.
@JoeBiden Best. Tweet. Ever.— Sara D. (@Sara D.)1596201919.0
@JoeBiden That´s a Nobel Peace Prize right there.— Helios Mier (@Helios Mier)1596201791.0
@RyanAFournier @JoeBiden Good one! :)— Mike Marcotte (@Mike Marcotte)1596201818.0
@JoeBiden Hahaha hahaha not bad— Gomez acevedo (@Gomez acevedo)1596203107.0
@JoeBiden Amen!— luis herrera (@luis herrera)1596203150.0
@JoeBiden Thank the Lord!!!!!— Devgroup (@Devgroup)1596203483.0
@JoeBiden Thank God...we need someone who cares about the people of our country and their well-being, not someone w… https://t.co/EiS2OdFoPo— mleclerc1202 (@mleclerc1202)1596203467.0
@JoeBiden Can’t wait!!— Metallibama (@Metallibama)1596203311.0
@JoeBiden I would be willing to bet my entire fortune that Joe Biden didn't write this or any other tweet.— Chris Nodimas🍄 (@Chris Nodimas🍄)1596154900.0
Here's the tweet in question:
You won't have to worry about my tweets when I'm president.— Joe Biden (@Joe Biden)1596151800.0
Dwayne The Rock Johnson has been very loud during this campaign.
The Rock isn't scared to speak his mind when it comes to politics, and for a long while many of us thought he was actually going to run for president himself.Now he's spoken out.
And the actor has endorsed Biden to become the next President of the United States.It's the first time The Rock has endorsed a presidential candidate.
And he did so with an almost eight minute long video, shared to his social media channels. In it, The Rock says:We are approximately five weeks away from election day - arguably the most critical election day our country has seen in decades. Now, I've got friends in all parties, and the one thing that we can always agree on is the conversation and the dialogue, and where that conversation lands is always the most critical part. This is something that I've certainly not done in the past, so I'm gonna go big.
"I had the opportunity to sit down with Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Kamala Harris to talk about a number of important issues that we're facing as a country."
I thought that it was a great and extremely productive conversation that we had. And as a registered Independent for years now, with centralist ideologies, I do feel that Vice President Biden and Senator Harris are the best choice for our country, and I am endorsing them to become President and Vice President of our United States.
Biden then thanked the actor.
Thank you @TheRock for your support at this critical moment for our nation. You said it best: This election is abo… https://t.co/F1FbQvtWtn— Joe Biden (@Joe Biden)1601210757.0