Joe Biden: Last News

Kamala Harris has made one of her first campaign stops in the town of Springfield.

I took a long walk around the neighborhood this week. Those unnerving ‘Dark Brandon’ campaign signs—the ones with fiery, X-ray vision eyes on a big Biden head—were gone. But the Harris for President signs hadn’t shown up yet.

If you thought the craziest thing to happen in politics this week would be Joe Biden dropping out… well, you were right, that one was impactful. But crazy meaning CRAZY?! That has to go to this JD Vance couch thing!

Charli XCX anyway.The artist’s seventh album ‘Brat’ has been at the centre of its own cultural phenomenon since it was released last month. Its simple lime green artwork became a meme, while fans on social media have embraced the record’s hedonistic aesthetic and attitude.

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It’s official – Vice President Kamala Harris has the support of the Obamas as she runs for President!

Barack and Michelle Obama have endorsed Kamala Harris for President.

Ellise Shafer Barack and Michelle Obama have officially endorsed Kamala Harris for U.S. president. The Obamas shared the news in a post on X on Friday, writing: “Earlier this week, Michelle and I called our friend @KamalaHarris.

Nearly 29 million people watched President Joe Biden’s Oval Office address to the nation on Wednesday, when he talked of his decision to exit the 2024 presidential race.

Kamala Harris officially joined TikTok today, as her presidential campaign has seen some memes about the vice president take off on social media.

Kamala Harris said that she has agreed to debate Donald Trump on September 10.

Steven J. Horowitz Senior Music Writer Call it the Kamala Harris effect: Beyoncé is seeing a huge surge in streams for her song “Freedom” after the leading Democratic candidate for the upcoming presidential election walked out to the 2016 song during her first official appearance as a candidate. According to Luminate, the U.S.

There are sure to be lots of fireworks and surprises on Friday’s Season 9 finale of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars, but not a lot of people had “potential commander-in-chief” on their bingo card.

assassination attempt of Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris replacing President Joe Biden as the hopeful Democratic nominee for the November election. The hit CBS reality show rarely informs its contestants about developments in the real world — with two past exceptions being the 9/11 terrorist attacks and Trump’s victory in the 2016 election.So will the show break tradition again this season? Host Julie Chen Moonves has an answer. “Right now … No,” she said in an exclusive interview with The Post ahead of the season’s first live eviction on Thursday.“But if, God forbid, something huge happens where we have to, then yes,” the 54-year-old TV personality added.Season 26 started filming July 16, and the cast went into sequester some days before.

Kamala Harris has used Beyoncé‘s song ‘Freedom’ as the soundtrack to her first presidential election campaign video. Watch below.The United States’ Vice President shared her official presidential election campaign video this morning on X/Twitter.

President Joe Biden explained his decision to suspend his campaign for the 2024 election in his first official speech since dropping out and endorsing his Vice President Kamala Harris.

“I have decided the best way forward is to pass the torch to a new generation,” said President Joe Biden tonight from the Oval Office. “That is the best way to unite our nation,” the 81-year-old incumbent stated of his exit from the 2024 race and quick endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris for the Democratic nomination.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer President Joe Biden said Wednesday that while he believes his record merits a second term in office, he dropped his reelection bid to “unite my party” to confront a threat to American democracy. “Nothing can come in the way of saving our democracy. That includes personal ambition,” Biden said, before invoking a line from President Kennedy.

Joe Biden dropping out a little more than three months before election day — a move with no precedent in the past half century? Don’t be silly.Could it be the assassination attempt on Donald Trump two weeks ago, and the energized Republican National Convention that began only days later? Wrong again!How about Trump’s selection of Ohio Senator JD Vance as his running mate?That’s three strikes.No, pinky-out publications such as the Atlantic, Guardian and New York Times — so serious! so respectable! — are insisting that the Washington game-changer worth endless analysis is the word “brat.” Those deluded lunatics claim that the four little letters, which could refer to either Veruca Salt or a grilled German sausage, will galvanize Gen Z into voting in droves for Vice President Kamala Harris in November.How utterly moronic they are.Journalists’ barely veiled giddiness comes, in this instance, because “brat” is a popular new album from singer Charli XCX, which has led to young cultural lemmings, with zero identity other than stupid catchphrases, referring to June through August as their “brat summer.”What does this have to do with the aspiring Democratic Party nominee? Well, the singer wrote on X that “Kamala IS brat” — dumb, meaningless — which caused one of Harris’s official X accounts, @kamalahq, to then change its banner to the avocado green color of the album. Screw the southern border.

President Joe Biden plans to tell viewers tonight that “the defense of democracy is more important than any title,” as he delivers an Oval Office address following his decision to drop out of the 2024 presidential race.

Elon Musk again is denying that he was donating tens of millions of dollars a month to Donald Trump, calling it a “fiction.”