Joe Biden: Withdraws from Presidential Race and Supports Kamala Harris

Joe Biden has announced his withdrawal from the presidential race, endorsing Kamala Harris as his successor. Biden's decision comes after a series of controversies surrounding his age, mental state, and public appearances.

Despite this, he highlights his achievements in social and environmental protection during his tenure. The withdrawal, just before the election, marks a dramatic turn of events in the race against Donald Trump.

Harris, who is favored by many as the alternative candidate, has received widespread support from prominent party members. As the first black woman to hold the position of Vice President, Harris is seen as a forceful and resilient candidate.

However, she faces criticism for her public appearances alongside Biden. The Democratic Party hopes that Harris can bring about a turning point in the election campaign against Trump, who was confident in his chances against Biden.

Trump expressed anger at Biden's withdrawal, stating that his team had invested time and money in the fight against him. The Republican Party is now regrouping behind their candidate, J.D.

Vance. The withdrawal of the presidential candidate just months before the election and weeks before important deadlines in some states is a delicate maneuver for the Democrats.

However, with the support of party leaders and the backing of prominent figures, Harris is emerging as a strong contender in the race.