Biden and the Roar in Chicago

Biden and the Power of Voice in Chicago

The President of the United States was supposed to give the final speech at the Democratic Convention in Chicago a month ago and officially become the party’s candidate to challenge Trump in the election.

Everything changed and he became the keynote speaker at the opening night of his party’s convention.

For this bittersweet speech, and in a situation where he was completely encouraged by his success in solidifying Harris as his party’s candidate, he spent several days discussing with his advisors to prepare an excellent text, and he truly delivered a dignified and strong speech.

His chief advisor over the years, John Mitchum, is a well-known and respected thinker who has great credibility in political and media circles.

The spirit of America is a slogan that Mitchum added to Biden and his thinking, and in fact, it was Mitchum who, with a major meeting in 2019, brought Biden into the American election process. Biden, in his speech, highlighted his important achievements during his presidency and repeatedly emphasized his support for Harris.

It was natural that his harsh attacks and criticisms of Trump would be repeated in this speech, and this time he set aside all considerations in this regard and warned more explicitly than before about the danger of Trump’s re-election. The President of the United States emphasized that in the remaining months of his presidency, he will have important ideas and plans in place, by addressing the crisis in Gaza and striving for a ceasefire, he shouted for an end to the war and, with solidarity with countless protesters, he rallied the support of the Palestinian people around the venue of the gathering.

He concluded his speech by clapping his hands on the podium and everything was over.

The Bidens’ reception of Harris and her husband on stage and Biden’s uncontrollable emotions narrated the passing of the party leadership flag from hand to hand.

Biden promised that Harris would be the most enthusiastic campaign volunteer. The end of a historical era is near. With fifty-two years of elected political office experience in America, Biden will leave American politics in a few months.