Timeline of the Joe Biden presidency (2023 Q3)
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The following is a timeline of the presidency of Joe Biden during the third quarter of 2023, from July 1 to September 30, 2023. See timeline of the Joe Biden presidency to navigate between quarters.
Timeline
[edit]July 2023
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| Tuesday, July 11 |
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| Wednesday, July 12 |
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| Thursday, July 13 |
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| Sunday, July 16 |
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| Wednesday, July 19 |
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| Thursday, July 20 |
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| Friday, July 21 |
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| Wednesday, July 26 |
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Week 133[edit] | ||
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August 2023
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| Monday, August 7 |
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| Tuesday, August 8 |
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| Wednesday, August 9 |
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| Thursday, August 10 |
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| Friday, August 11 |
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| Sunday, August 13 |
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Week 135[edit] | ||
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| Monday, August 14 |
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| Tuesday, August 15 |
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| Wednesday, August 16 |
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| Tuesday, August 22 |
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| Wednesday, August 23 |
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| Wednesday, August 30 |
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| Thursday, August 31 |
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September 2023
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| Friday, September 1 |
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| Saturday, September 2 |
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| Sunday, September 3 |
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| Tuesday, September 5 |
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| Wednesday, September 6 |
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| Thursday, September 7 |
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| Saturday, September 9 |
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| Sunday, September 10 |
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| Tuesday, September 12 |
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| Wednesday, September 13 |
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| Thursday, September 14 |
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| Friday, September 15 |
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| Saturday, September 16 |
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| Wednesday, September 20 |
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| Thursday, September 21 |
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| Friday, September 22 |
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| Saturday, September 23 |
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| Sunday, September 24 |
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| Tuesday, September 26 |
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| Wednesday, September 27 |
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| Thursday, September 28 |
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See also
[edit]- Presidential transition of Joe Biden
- List of executive actions by Joe Biden
- List of presidential trips made by Joe Biden (international trips)
- Timeline of the 2024 United States presidential election
Notes
[edit]References
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