Biden drops out of presidential race and endorses Harris to be nominee
In a surprising turn of events, President Joe Biden announced on Sunday
that he is ending his bid for reelection and endorsing Vice President Kamala
Harris to succeed him. Biden, who will complete his current term, plans to
address the nation later this week.
Harris: A Potential Historic Nominee
Vice President Kamala Harris expressed her honor at receiving Biden’s
endorsement and vowed to "earn and win" the nomination. If
successful, Harris would make history as the first Black woman and first Asian
American to lead the ticket of a major political party. To facilitate this
transition, the Biden-Harris campaign has amended its filings with the Federal
Election Commission, renaming its principal committee and officially declaring
Harris as a candidate for president.
Uncertain Path Ahead
Despite Biden’s support, the path to Harris’s nomination is not entirely
clear. The Democratic Party must now determine the process for selecting their
nominee. Additionally, sources close to Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia
indicate he is considering re-registering as a Democrat and possibly running
for president himself.
Trump's Reaction
Former President Donald Trump quickly reacted to Biden's announcement,
describing him as "the worst president by far in the history of our
country" in a phone call with CNN. Trump also issued a fundraising appeal
to his supporters following the news.

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