Obama speaks out after Biden's decision not to run again.

Obama subtly insulted Donald Trump, who was charged with a crime, in a classy way.

July 22nd 2024.

Obama speaks out after Biden's decision not to run again.
Former President Barack Obama, alongside other prominent Democrats such as Nancy Pelosi, showed their unwavering support for President Joe Biden after his announcement on July 21 that he would not seek re-election. However, they made no endorsement for Vice President Kamala Harris, stating that they need to navigate uncertain waters in the coming days. Obama expressed his confidence in the party's leaders to establish a fair process, through which an exceptional nominee will emerge.

The former commander-in-chief, who is now 62 years old, shared kind words about his former vice president's contributions to the nation. "Sixteen years ago, when I was searching for a vice president, I was aware of Joe's impressive career in public service. But what truly stood out to me was his character - his deep empathy, resilience, decency, and belief that every person matters." Obama continued to praise Biden, stating that since taking office, he has consistently displayed these qualities. He listed numerous accomplishments, including his efforts in ending the pandemic, creating jobs, reducing prescription drug costs, enacting gun safety legislation, fighting for workers' rights, and restoring America's standing in the world.

Obama also took a moment to thank Biden and his wife, Jill, on behalf of himself and former First Lady Michelle Obama, for their unwavering commitment to upholding the founding principles of the nation. He then took a subtle jab at former President Donald Trump, stating that Biden has guided the country away from "four years of chaos, lies, and division" and reminded Americans of their best values.

The fact that Obama chose not to endorse Kamala Harris could hint at the party's intentions to explore other potential candidates. His influential position within the Democratic Party could significantly impact the direction of the nomination process.

Similarly, Speaker Emerita of the House Nancy Pelosi shared her thoughts on Biden's decision not to run for re-election. "President Joe Biden is a true patriot who has always put our country first. His vision, values, and leadership have made him one of the most influential presidents in American history." Pelosi expressed her gratitude and admiration for Biden's belief in the American promise and his dedication to helping people achieve their full potential.

On July 21, Biden announced that he would not seek re-election, fully endorsing his vice president to be the party's nominee. He explained that he wants to focus on his current duties as president and believes that Harris is the best choice for the Democratic Party. In a message to his fellow Democrats, Biden urged them to come together and defeat Trump, stating, "Let's do this."

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