During his speech at the Democratic National Convention, former President Barack Obama reflected on his decision to choose Joe Biden as his vice president sixteen years ago. Obama praised Biden's accomplishments and highlighted their strong bond as friends.
Obama described Biden as a leader with empathy, decency, and resilience, emphasizing the importance of putting politics aside to do what is right for the country. He credited Biden's policies with helping to turn the economy around during challenging times.
Addressing the need for unity and leadership in the face of political division and a global pandemic, Obama commended Biden for his steady leadership and ability to bring people together. He lauded Biden for his selflessness and willingness to prioritize the country's well-being over personal ambition.
Obama expressed confidence that history would remember Joe Biden as an outstanding president who defended democracy in the face of great danger. He concluded his speech by expressing pride in calling Biden not only his president but also his friend.
The crowd responded with chants of 'thank you, Joe,' showing their appreciation for Biden's years of service and dedication to the nation.
