Biden Endorses Harris as Democratic Nominee
Biden Clinches Nomination, Focus Shifts to General Election
Harris Accepts Nomination, Vows to 'Fight for the Soul of America'
President Joe Biden has thrown his support behind Vice President Kamala Harris to become the next Democratic nominee for president, a move that further solidifies Harris's position as the frontrunner in the race. The endorsement comes as the Democratic Party prepares to formally nominate its candidate at its convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, next month.
In a statement, Biden praised Harris's "extraordinary qualifications" and her "deep commitment to the values that make America great." He also touted Harris's record of public service, including her work as a prosecutor, senator, and vice president.
Harris, in turn, thanked Biden for his endorsement and pledged to "fight for the soul of America" if elected president. She also vowed to build on the progress that Biden has made during his presidency, including on issues such as climate change, healthcare, and education.
Biden's endorsement is a significant boost to Harris's campaign, which has been gaining momentum in recent months. Harris is now the clear frontrunner in the Democratic race, and she is well-positioned to win the nomination at the convention.
With the Democratic nomination virtually assured, Harris will now turn her attention to the general election, where she will face the Republican nominee, Donald Trump. The general election is expected to be a closely contested race, and Harris will need to campaign aggressively to defeat Trump.
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