President Joe Biden is facing criticism for taking a second consecutive week of vacation at Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, amid questions about his leadership and engagement with national issues. His absence from public events has sparked concerns, particularly during significant anniversaries, such as the three-year commemoration of the Kabul airport suicide bombing, which he marked away from the White House. White House officials, including National Security Communications Adviser John Kirby, asserted that Biden remains in charge, citing his ongoing communication with world leaders. As Biden prepares for a campaign rally with Vice President Kamala Harris in Pittsburgh, the Biden-Harris campaign emphasizes their pro-union record. Critics argue that Biden's extended breaks give the impression of a disengaged presidency, especially after he previously announced he would not seek re-election. The president's public schedule for the week shows no official duties, focusing instead on personal time and relaxation.