Biden's return and the surprising decision to resign: United States on edge

The President of the United States, Joe Biden, made his first public appearance after his isolation due to Covid-19 and his decision to withdraw from the presidential race. In a message on social media, Biden expressed his joy at being back at the White House, describing the experience as "fantastic." Having tested negative for the coronavirus, the president met with his team in the Oval Office and is preparing to address the nation in a speech next Wednesday to explain the reasons for his decision not to seek reelection. Biden's return to Washington after his isolation in Delaware has generated anticipation in the country, especially following his announcement of withdrawing from the presidential race. According to his doctor's report, the president no longer has symptoms of Covid-19 and has remained stable during his recovery. This news has reassured many Americans who were closely following the president's health. Biden's decision not to seek reelection has been a topic of debate in the country's political circles. Following his lackluster performance in the first electoral debate against Donald Trump, the president decided to step aside for the good of the country and his party. His choice of Kamala Harris as his successor has been met with surprise and anticipation, as the vice president has managed to gather the necessary delegates to secure the nomination at the upcoming Democratic National Convention. Kamala Harris, on her part, has called for the American people's vote to avoid a future of "chaos, fear, and hatred" with Donald Trump. The vice president has emphasized the importance of uniting the country and working together to overcome current challenges. Her message of unity has resonated with many citizens seeking a change in the country's political direction. The story of Kamala Harris, who could become the first female president of the United States, has sparked interest and hope in broad sectors of the population. Her leadership and experience could set a new course for the country, especially in a time of crisis and division. Harris's nomination as the Democratic candidate has been seen as a step forward in the fight for gender equality and the representation of diversity in American politics. Amidst the uncertainty and challenges facing the country, Joe Biden's figure remains relevant. His decision to withdraw from the presidential race and his return to the White House have sparked a debate about the political future of the United States. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris continues her campaign for change to avoid a return to a past of "chaos, fear, and hatred." The coming months will be decisive for the country's direction and the election of its leaders.