Vice President Kamala Harris made her first public appearance since President Joe Biden announced his withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race, using the opportunity to speak about Biden’s legacy and to honor NCAA championship teams at the White House. Harris praised Biden’s unparalleled achievements in a single term, emphasizing his integrity, commitment, and love for the country. She highlighted the resilience and dedication of the student athletes, congratulating them on their success and wishing luck to those representing the US in the upcoming Olympics. Harris’s speech also served to reassure the public of Biden’s health following his COVID-19 diagnosis, noting his swift recovery.
Vice President Kamala Harris speaks publicly for the first time following President Joe Biden’s announcement of not seeking re-election in 2024.
Harris highlights President Biden’s legacy, describing it as unmatched in modern history and surpassing that of most two-term presidents.
She acknowledges Biden’s quick recovery from COVID-19 and expresses his regret for not being able to attend the event.
The event honored NCAA championship teams, celebrating their achievements and contributions to sports and the nation.
Harris commends the student athletes for their grit, determination, and the support system that has contributed to their success.
She looks forward to the representation and success of US athletes in the upcoming 2024 Olympics in Paris.
The speech serves as a significant moment for Harris, marking a new phase following Biden’s endorsement of her as the party’s nominee.
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