In the U.S. presidential election, Kamala Harris's candidacy has become stronger. Former President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle have endorsed Harris. Obama called Harris to share the news.
A video of the call between the Obamas and Harris has gone viral on social media. In the video, Barack and Michelle express their support for Harris.
Obama says, 'Michelle and I are proud to support you.' In response, Kamala Harris said, 'Michelle, Barack, it means a lot to me.'
Thanking both, Kamala Harris said, 'I want to tell you that what you said and the friendship you've shown over the years means more than I can express.'
Joe Biden stepped back from the presidential race on July 22. Since the presidential debate with Donald Trump in June, Biden faced pressure to withdraw. Announcing his withdrawal, Biden endorsed Kamala Harris.
However, Obama had not commented on Kamala Harris's candidacy for several days. It was assumed that Obama might object to her candidacy. However, on July 26, he called to endorse Kamala Harris.
Voting to choose the Democratic presidential candidate will take place on August 1. With the endorsement from Barack and Michelle Obama, Kamala Harris's candidacy is almost certain. If chosen, she will face Republican candidate Donald Trump in the election on November 5.
I Am Running for President: Kamala Harris
Two days ago, Kamala Harris posted on social media. In the video, she said, 'I am Kamala Harris and I am running for President of the United States.'
Within 36 hours of Biden's withdrawal, Kamala Harris secured the support of over 1976 Democratic delegates for the presidential candidacy. She declared, 'I am confident that I will unite my party and country and defeat Trump.'
Biden has openly supported Kamala Harris, urging people to back her to defeat Trump. After withdrawing, Biden called Trump a danger to the country.
Kamala Harris: America's First Female Vice President
Kamala Harris was elected to the Senate for the first time in the 2020 election. She is the first woman Vice President of the United States. Her mother was Indian, and her father was from Jamaica. She was born in Oakland, California. Not only is she the first woman Vice President, but also the first Asian American and African American woman in this role. After being elected as Vice President, Kamala Harris said, 'While I may be the first woman in this role, I surely won't be the last.'
