New day in America

President Joseph and Biden Jr. hailed democracy as a day of hope and history. After being sworn in as the 47th President of the United States, he said, "This is the day of democracy, this is the day of America." Biden said the United States has had to go through fires and challenges at different times. Today we are not just celebrating the victory of a candidate, we are celebrating an achievement today. Achieve this of democracy. We have seen how valuable democracy is. Democracy can be fragile. But as we have seen, democracy has won. The new president was sworn in by US Chief Justice John Roberts.

This marked the beginning of a new chapter in the United States. Joe Biden is the oldest president in the country's history. Kamala Harris has been sworn in as the new vice president alongside Joe Biden. She is the first woman vice president in the history of the United States. In addition, he is the first black and first South Asian vice president of the United States.
The swearing-in ceremony marked the end of Donald Trump's much-discussed rule. The turn is on the throne. This time the inauguration ceremony of the President was completely different. Caution around because of Corona. The violence of Trump supporters at the Capitol building changed the whole situation. The whole country was covered with a security blanket for fear of more such incidents. Washington DC was cordoned off. Meanwhile, the attendance of the people at the inauguration ceremony was controlled yesterday. Outgoing President Donald Trump was not as announced earlier. Although he has left a letter for Biden. But above all, Joe Biden's inauguration ceremony was a victory for democracy.

Joe Biden, sworn in as president, said, "Help me God." God help me. "We know democracy is valuable," he said in his first speech as president. Democracy must come. The voices of the people have been heard. Their wishes have been heard. Democracy has won. Referring to what his job would be in power, Joe Biden said the United States now has a lot to repair, a lot to recover, a lot to heal, a lot to build and a lot to achieve. Commenting on the Covid-19 situation, Biden said that every 100 years, such a virus paralyzes the country. It took the lives of so many people in one year that is equal to the number of Americans killed in World War II.

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In his speech, he thanked his predecessors. Former presidents Bill Clinton, George Bush and Barack Obama were present at the ceremony. Biden said he spoke to former President Jimmy Carter, 98, on the phone and saluted him for his service.
In his first speech as president, Joe Biden expressed hope that we would defeat terrorism inside the country. We want to unite the United States. The dream of justice will no longer be elusive. We will fight white hegemony and internal terrorism. In his speech, Joe Biden called for an end to bitterness and extremism. At the same time, he called for increasing mutual respect. He said unity was needed for the greatness of the United States.