Author : Edna C Gray
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ISBN 13 :
Total Pages : 46 pages
Book Rating : 4.5/5 (666 download)
Book Synopsis All Hail Joe Biden by : Edna C Gray
Download or read book All Hail Joe Biden written by Edna C Gray and published by . This book was released on 2020-11-18 with total page 46 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The American presidential election came with pitched tension, uncertainty, anxiety and excitement. The gladiators were upbeat about their ambitions just as they expressed uncommon confidence about their chances. They campaigned, talked and even boasted of being the preferred favourite to emerge as America's 46th president. The issues in the election were as competing as much as they were also challenging. The candidates plotted their strategies in theory and went about implementing them in practical terms to the best of their abilities. However, while some of the candidates behaved in ways that left much to be desired, others took the process very seriously and behaved in a very deliberate and coordinated manner that showed that they were genuinely committed to the cause. While some took the Mail-In voting process with tremendous seriousness, others dismissed it with a wave of the hand even to the point of discrediting it. This process, however, turned out to be an essential factor in the election. Just as it turned out also to be a problematic sore point to the ambition of those that dismissed its relevance. The election saw Americans trooping out in overwhelming numbers to vote for their preferred candidates and for the first time in recent history, both the Popular Votes and the Electoral College votes recorded overwhelming numbers to the advantage of the eventual winner. Empirical statistics showed that it was a landslide, a whooping and a shocker of some sort which was indicative of the fact that the voting population was resolutely determined to change the trajectory and re-invest the next four years in the hands of a new driver.Many pundits have posited that President Donald Trump worked so very hard to lose the election, just as they believed that he provoked Americans to the point of saying "Enough is enough and never again". In the same token, they also believed that the very ebullient Joe Biden did everything right in the books to win the hearts and votes of the American people. He talked like a father, spoke like a statesman and stood out like a leader with evident character, competence and capacity. The election had many dramatic twists in itself especially after November 3rd, 2020 as the incumbent not only discredited the process without presenting any evidence to back his claims but also attempted to stop the counting in some states. He also vowed to challenge the final results in court. He swore never to concede defeat as he believed he won the election even in the face of overwhelming proof to counter his position based on the authentic result of the votes from the electorates, from across the country.Even before he made his famous victory speech in Wilmington, Delaware in the open hours of Saturday, November 7th, 2020, congratulatory messages had started to pour in for president-elect, Joe Biden and his running mate, Kamala Harris from everywhere showing very clearly that the world had already accepted and recognized them as the victors and the popular choice in the election.This book which seeks to celebrate the man and the woman of the moment in the persons of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris highlights their profiles, the thorny road to the White House, the salient winning strategies, the importance and relevance of the power of votes and the prospects the Biden/Harris presidency holds for the United States of America in particular and the world in general. What cannot be overlooked, however, is the fact that history was made on November 3rd, 2020. It marked a turning point and thus stood out as a reference point in the modern-day political conversation. Many commentaries, analysis, books and compendiums will still emerge to give an account of how the 2020 presidential election of the United States of America went down both before, during and after.
