The Road to the White House Democrats vs republicans

Finally, the knight« Joe Biden » gets off his horse and has declared his with drawal from the 2024 American election. He has dropped out of the 2024 race, passing the baton to his vice president, « Kamala Harris » a step that caused pain and heart break amonghis supporters, bothcitizens and his proponents in the Democratic Party,however, many questions arise after the sudden announce ment which is not timelyat all, because Kamala Harris, Biden’s candidate, is believed by some to beunable to confront the former president, « Donald Trump », whounder estimatesher and announced that the way to the White House has become easier. Since the 59-year-old Californian lawyeris the daughter of immigrant academics, one Jamaican and the other Indian, her connection to two continents, Africa and Asia, will not be a restriction or barrier to becoming the First Lady of the White House and America. Like former President Barack Obama, who preceded her in 2008 despite his African origins.

Without question, the pathwill not beeasy for her or any other Democratic candidate against the legend« Donald Trump ». Regardless of the assassination attempt where he was shotat an electionrally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13, he, as usual, emergedvictorious in front of his supporters and the Republican Party, which officiall yopted for him as the GOP’spresumptivepresidentialnominee for the second time in hiscareer, and the twentieth time for the party hebelongs to. AwayfromTrump’s opinion, this Black and South Asian American woman would face many challenges, bothexternal and internal. She has to keep gather in gfamilies to gether and protect fundamental freedom sacross the country. Also, investing in the economy to create a record number of jobs and keep unemploymentlow should be one of hertargets if shereallywants to get votes and gain the trust of American society, whichis a mixture of minorities. And thiswill not be impossible for a lawyer who has heldseveral positions, the latestbeing Vice Presidentunder« Joe Biden », This means the continuation of her predecessor’spolicies, especially regarding internal affairs. Externally, Kamala will not deviate much from herpred ecessor on the issue of supporting Israel. However, she might adopt a softer approach and endeavor to promote a two-state solution to at least restore America’s position in the eyes of itscitizenswho are against the unjustwar on the innocent. Shewillstrive to gain the confidence of Americans and do what« Biden »failed to achieve. Actually, her absence from Prime Minister Netanyahu’ saddress to Congressraised questions about her stance on Israel amidstgrowing political tensions and wascalled a “petty move” by the Republicans, On the other hand, other sconsider this step as a total refusalt owards the barbaric policies of Israel,despite all this, « Kamala Harris »is not yet the principal candidate, but sheaspires to reach the White House and become the first womanpresident in American history. Since the recommendation of Biden would not bee ough, she has to convince the leaders of her party, and later the citizen swho expect more fromher, particularly after« Joe Biden’s »repeated disappointment in numerous critical issues.

willsh esucceed in being a nominee and president? Will shebe able to challenge « Donald Trump »? What strategies will sheemployto over comethe Republicans and open the way for her party to another president ialterm? Pending questions await the 19–22 August in Chicago, the time for the party’s national conventions where the nomineeis selected and the party platform is adopted, besides the polling day that will take place in November 2024.