By Joe, Trump is gone

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On 20th January 2021 the oldest President in American History , Joe Biden aged 78 took office after a tumultuous tenure of Trump who had taken America back from its primacy. Trump with his tantrums proved to be a very erratic President and his four years of tenure was marked by racism, and he was also instrumental in splitting the American Society.  When his police killed black men he just brushed aside the crime. He refused to concede defeat when he was defeated in the Nov.3,2020 elections. He continued to defy and litigate. He constantly said the election was a stolen one. He found fault with mail ballots. He also instigated his supporters to storm Capital Hill and wanted to negate the election through hook or crook. He was impeached twice in his tenure.

By contrast Joe Biden is an epitome of civility. He has behind him great experience. He was senator for 35 years and also Vice President for two tenures under Barak Obama. Despite his personal tragedies he remains composed.  By choosing a black with Indian descent, Kamala Harris as his Vice President he has sent the right signal to the American Society. America is a Country of Immigrants and the plurality of the America is its essence.

Joe Biden has his task cut out . He has to bring back America to its rails. Soon after taking oath Joe Biden has reversed many of Trump’s executive orders like   the Paris Agreement and withdrawal from WHO and putting a stop on the building of the Mexican Wall.  It is hoped that Joe Biden would take America forward and once again make it a World Leader..

 


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