Harris’ first remarks since Biden decision Watch: VP Kamala Harris makes first remarks since Biden’s exit from 2024 race 06:35 In Vice President Kamala Harris‘ first remarks since President Biden dropped out of the 2024 race and endorsed her for the Democratic nomination, she said she is “deeply, deeply grateful” to Mr. Biden for his “service to our nation.”
The Federal Election Commission may be called on to decide whether Biden’s campaign can directly transfer its money to another Democrat candidate. It is unclear if Vice President Kamala Harris will stand to obtain all of the money raised so for President Joe Biden’s re-election campaign if she receives the Democratic Party’s nomination for president.
Former President Trump's running mate, Sen. JD Vance, is to make campaign stops in Ohio and Virginia Monday, as Kamala Harris vies for Democratic support.
President Biden, 81, dropping out of the 2024 race means that former President Trump, 78, will officially be the oldest nominee for president in U.S history.
The presidential candidate praised President Biden for stepping down and reiterated his claim that the DNC will not allow competition in the primary. Hours after President Joe Biden announced he would no longer seek reelection, independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. commended him for stepping down and encouraged the Democratic Party to have an
Vice President Kamala Harris was ripped on social media over the past 24 hours for her many past quotes defending President Biden's mental fitness in light of his move to drop out of the race.
President Biden bowed out of the presidential race after concerns mounted surrounding his health, though the White House has denied his health played a role in the decision.