Joe Biden, 78 the Oldest USA President and a Changing World that Beckons him
Joe Biden after his speech on 20th January 2021, is now the 46th and the oldest president of the United States of America.
After his victory in the Presidency elections, Joe Biden became the 46th President of America. He also became the oldest president of the USA at an age of 78 years, two months and one day.
After his oath, the world has changed for Biden significantly. He has lived under the presidencies of 14 other presidents before becoming one. He was elected for the Senate in 1972 and till then the population of the world has grown more than 60%.
History was made today as @JoeBiden and @KamalaHarris took the oath of office to become our next President and Vice President of the United States. We look forward to the great things you will accomplish for the American people. pic.twitter.com/ibO9E4q0Xq
— National Democratic Training Committee (@TrainDems) January 20, 2021
During his lifetime, the world population has increased from 2.3 billion to 7.8 million. In the first census after Biden’s birth in 1950, there were 89% whites in the country while now the country consists of 76% whites.
Such is the clarity that after 48 years in his address as the President of the USA, racial justice is of much importance as was seen when he signed several immigrant-friendly executive orders.
On his first day, he signed 9 policies that were initiated by Trump, some of which was the continuation of the USA as a member of WHO, removal of entry ban from seven Muslim countries and re-entry into the Paris Climate Accord which are some of the significant steps Biden took on his first day.
Kamala Harris, the new Vice-President of the USA, who is of Indian origins, is also a big achievement for India. Biden with such an experience of the Senate would be believed that he would do what other Presidents of the USA couldn’t do and succeed.