As the United states elections draws closer, The current president Joe Biden who has been serving as United states 46th president, after he was elected in 2020 has dropped his bid to run for president again and has gone ahead to endorse his vice president Kamala Harris who is running for president under the democratic party
With Biden dropping his race, the top two candidates are Kamala Harris and Donald Trump who is running under the republicans. It is important to note that Trump is running for the third time. This comes after he was defeated by Joe Biden in 2020
Many people across the globe have been left wondering why Joe Biden will Pull out of the race yet he was what people considered as the “suitable candidate” for the people of the United States since he performed his first year diligently and has a long history of political career this makes us refer to one his quote saying….
If I don’t run for president will all be OK?
Joe BidenIt is important to note that Joe Biden’s political career spans over five decades, beginning in 1972 when he was elected as the junior senator from Delaware at the age of 29. From the outset, he demonstrated a deep understanding of working-class issues and a penchant for bipartisanship—a trait increasingly rare in today’s polarized political landscape. Throughout his tenure in the Senate, Biden cultivated a reputation as a consensus-builder, earning respect from colleagues on both sides of the aisle.
In 2008, Biden embarked on a new chapter as he became Vice President under Barack Obama, forming a partnership that would shape both his legacy and the future of American politics. During his time in the White House, Biden played a pivotal role in significant policy initiatives, most notably the Affordable Care Act and economic recovery efforts following the 2008 financial crisis. His foreign policy acumen also came to the fore, with a focus on diplomacy and global cooperation.
Diplomacy and global cooperation
Biden’s approach to diplomacy and global cooperation had been characterized by a return to multilateralism, a focus on democratic values, and addressing global challenges such as climate change, the COVID-19 pandemic, Promotion of Democracy and Human Rights, Strategic Competition with China and Multilateralism and Alliances
After leaving office in 2017, Biden faced a crucial decision regarding his political future. Despite initial skepticism, he launched a bid for the presidency in 2020, citing a desire to restore unity and stability amid a tumultuous period in American history. His campaign emphasized themes of empathy, decency, and the need to heal a divided nation.
In November 2020, Joe Biden secured a historic victory, defeating incumbent President Donald Trump and becoming the oldest person ever elected to the presidency at the age of 78. His inauguration in January 2021 was a moment of hope for many Americans, eager for a return to normalcy and a renewed sense of leadership on the global stage.
Now that Joe Biden has stepped out of the race, and both him and the former President Barrack Obama have endorsed Kamala Harris as their suitable candidate do you think that the people of the United states will give her the chance to be America’s 47th president?
