America Has Its First ‘Mixed Color’ Female Vice President

Kamala Harris was the first woman of Indian descent to be nominated for the office of Vice President of the United States. For the first time, he hit Joe Biden’s “mixed colors” trump card.

The first female vice president in US history was elected. Trump’s weapon to win the votes of expatriate Indians was India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself. The topic of elections also came up in ‘Howdy Modi’.

Democrats, on the other hand, lined up around Kamala Harris. Kamala did not disappoint the team.

Democratic candidate Joe Biden released a statement and video in immediate response to the private election of the 46th president of the United States. There he mentions: “This election was too much for Joe Biden or for me. It was a spiritual matter for the United States. We fought for it. We have a lot of work ahead of us now, let’s get started.”

In a separate statement, Joe Biden called for “unity” and said, “The task before us will be very difficult. But I swear I will be president of all Americans.”

Who is this orange Harris?

Orange’s father, Donald Harris, is Jamaican. Kamala’s mother is Shyamla Gopalan, a cancer researcher, the daughter of an Indian diplomat. He was born on October 20, 1984 in Auckland. The last part of Kamala’s name is taken from her father; The first is given by the mother.

After studying political science and economics at Howard University in the United States, Kamala earned a law degree from Hastings College. In 1990, he began working as a Deputy Attorney General in Auckland. In 2003, he was elected Attorney General of San Francisco; He was reelected in 2014.

Barbara became Boxer’s successor, defeating Loretta Sánchez in the 2016 Senate elections. As a result, she became the third female senator in California, as well as the second African-American woman and the first American of Southern descent. Asia to serve in the upper house of the United States Legislative Senate.

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