As the first woman Vice President, Harris is now poised to break another glass ceiling by becoming the first female President of the United States
The US Vice President Kamala Harris ended the week by declaring, “I am Kamala Harris and I am running for President.” This historic moment, ending the suspense after President Biden withdrew from the Presidential contest and endorsed her as the candidate, marks a new chapter in American politics. It is now official.
Many influential Democrats, including former Presidents Barrack Obama and Bill Clinton, Speaker Nancy Pelosi, fund giver George Clooney, have thrown their weight behind her candidacy. She now has the Party firmly behind her in her fight, instilling confidence in her potential to lead.It’s worth noting that in its 248-year history, the US has never elected a female President. Even Hillary Clinton, who ran for President in 2008 and 2016, was unsuccessful. Kamala made history four years ago when she became the first woman Vice President.