Biden to America: “Keep the Faith” and Stay Involved in Democracy

Washington D.C.: In a powerful speech, President Joe Biden reflected on his presidency, calling it “historic” and proud of leaving behind “the strongest economy in the world.” With only 74 days left in office, he urged Americans to “make every day count” and reminded the nation that while setbacks are inevitable, “giving up is unforgivable.”

Biden acknowledged the pain of loss for some but emphasized, “You can’t love your country only when you win.” He called on everyone to rise above challenges, saying, “We lost this battle, but the America of your dreams is calling for you to get back up.”

He also congratulated President-elect Donald Trump on his victory and promised a smooth transition. Biden praised Kamala Harris for her “inspiring” campaign and strong leadership, calling her a “partner” and “public servant.”

Biden’s speech was a message of hope, resilience, and unity, urging Americans to stay engaged and united for the future of the country.