Joe Biden Bids Farewell, Endorses Kamala Harris in Rousing DNC Speech
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During his passionate speech, President Joe Biden defends his record, extolled the virtues of his vice president, Kamala Harris, and vows to fight for the future of the country.

AceShowbiz - Despite delays and a late start, President Biden took the stage at the Democratic National Convention to a four-minute ovation, his supporters chanting "Thank you, Joe!" throughout his speech. Biden's address lasted nearly an hour, briefly interrupted by pro-Palestinian protesters.

Biden vigorously defended his accomplishments, including efforts to cap prescription drug prices and support Ukraine. He acknowledged that his time in office is nearing its end, but emphasized that he still has much to do, particularly in securing a ceasefire in the Gaza conflict.

Throughout his speech, Biden praised the work of Vice President Harris and declared his love for America. With tears streaming down his face, he recited a verse from Norah Jones' "American Anthem," expressing his devotion to the country.

Despite stumbles and occasional self-deprecation, Biden's speech was well-received. He lambasted his predecessor, Donald Trump, as a "loser" and a "liar" while highlighting his own achievements and the strong leadership of Harris.

The convention also featured appearances from various speakers, including James Taylor, Mickey Guyton, and Steve Kerr. Hillary Clinton, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and Josh Shapiro all spoke in support of the Democratic ticket.

In a poignant moment, Biden embraced Harris on stage, declaring her the "47th President of the United States." Harris reciprocated with a heartfelt expression of gratitude towards her running mate.

Biden's speech was a powerful statement of his legacy and a rallying cry for the Democratic Party. It marked a smooth handover of power, with Biden fully behind Harris as the future leader of the nation.

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