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US President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris visited Atlanta on Friday to reach out to Asian Americans, days after a gunman opened fire killing 8 people, mostly&nbsp;Asian American women.
Biden&nbsp;vowed&nbsp;to push for the Covid-19 Hate Crimes Act, a bill to strengthen the government's reporting and response to hate crimes and provide resources to Asian American communities.
"Hate and violence often hide in plain sight and it's often met with silence. That's been true throughout our history, but that has to change. Because our silence is complicity. We cannot be complicit. We have to speak out. We have to act," he said.
2020 marked increase in the number of racial hate crimes reported against people of Asian descent in America.&nbsp;Nearly 3,800 incidents have been reported to Stop AAPI Hate, a California-based reporting centre for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.
"Racism is real in America. And it has always been. Xenophobia is real in America, and always has been. Sexism, too.&nbsp;The president and I will not be silent", said Harris.

Cannot be complicit in hate: Joe Biden, Kamala Harris meets Asian Americans

US President Joe Biden&nbsp;condoles Atlanta attack, says "We cannot be complicit in hate"

US Pres Joe Biden, VP Kamala Harris in Atlanta: Cannot be complicit in hate

BIDEN&nbsp;BITE
"Hate and violence often hide in plain sight and it's often met with silence. That's been true throughout our history, but that has to change. Because our silence is complicity. We cannot be complicit. We have to speak out. We have to act,"&nbsp;
KAMALA&nbsp;BITE
"Racism is real in America. And it has always been. Xenophobia is real in America, and always has been. Sexism, too.&nbsp;The president and I will not be silent"

US President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris visited Atlanta on Friday to reach out to Asian Americans, days after a gunman opened fire killing 8 people, mostly&nbsp;Asian American women.
Biden&nbsp;vowed&nbsp;to push for the Covid-19 Hate Crimes Act, a bill to strengthen the government's reporting and response to hate crimes and provide resources to Asian American communities.
"Hate and violence often hide in plain sight and it's often met with silence. That's been true throughout our history, but that has to change. Because our silence is complicity. We cannot be complicit. We have to speak out. We have to act," he said.
2020 marked increase in the number of racial hate crimes reported against people of Asian descent in America.&nbsp;Nearly 3,800 incidents have been reported to Stop AAPI Hate, a California-based reporting centre for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.
"Racism is real in America. And it has always been. Xenophobia is real in America, and always has been. Sexism, too.&nbsp;The president and I will not be silent", said Harris.

Joe Biden, US President-Elect: "Let&rsquo;s put the anger and the demonisation behind us. It&rsquo;s time for us to come together as a nation and heal. It&rsquo;s not gonna be easy, but we have to try. &nbsp;My responsibility as president will be to represent the whole nation. And I want you to know that I will work as hard for those who voted against me as for those who voted for me. That&rsquo;s the job. That&rsquo;s the job. It&rsquo;s called a duty of care, for all Americans"
President Donald Trump may have dominated headlines throughout the bitter campaign to become the 46th President of the United States, but it is the quiet-talking Democrat, Joe Biden, who managed to snatch the prize from right under his nose.
Biden, who turns 78 on November 20, will take over as the oldest president of the United States. He's older than Donald Trump, who was 70 on Inauguration Day, in January 2017.&nbsp;
But this is not Biden's first run for the Presidency, he did it twice earlier, before becoming vice-president under Barack Obama. Biden first tried his hands&nbsp; at the presidency in 1988 but dropped out after allegations of plagiarism. His second attempt was in 2008 after he got less than 1% votes in the crucial lowa caucuses.&nbsp;
An empathetic, familiar face to many Americans, Biden has had a long political career in Washington and spent two terms as vice president to Barack Obama. His loyalty was also rewarded with the Presidential Medal of Freedom with Distinction, in 2017.
Biden was first elected in 1972, and served 6 terms as a senator for the state of Delaware, where we was born and raised. He secured the current nomination when his last competitor, Bernie Sanders, dropped out in April 2020.
This year Biden also broke the record for most votes received by a presidential candidate, garnering more than 70 million, a record held by Barack Obama.
Biden's campaign has had its own share of controversies. He faced allegations from former staffer Tara Reade in 2019, who said she felt uncomfortable with Biden during her time in his Senate office in the 90s. In March 2020, she also accused him of a sexual assault in 1993. Biden and his campaign team have strongly denied the allegation.
What could Biden's first 100 days in office look like? Needless to say, Biden's overriding priority would be tackling the coronavirus pandemic which has claimed over 2.2 lakh American lives, along with the nation's economy.
Joe Biden, US President-Elect-&nbsp;"We&rsquo;ll never be able to measure all the pain, the loss, and the suffering so many families have experienced. I know how it feels to lose someone, and I want them to know they&rsquo;re not alone. Our hearts break with you. And I want everyone to know &nbsp;on Day One, we are going to put our plan to control this virus into action"
&nbsp;
Political observers say that in his first few days in the Oval Office, Biden would intend to show that America is back as a leader on the world stage by rejoining the World Health Organisation, calling NATO allies and symbolically striking out Trump&rsquo;s Muslim ban.
Then there are dozens of Trump&rsquo;s executive orders that have to be undone. As the new US President, Biden will have plenty to do.
&nbsp;

Joe Biden: the man who took on Donald Trump

Joe Biden, US President-Elect: "Let&rsquo;s put the anger and the demonisation behind us. It&rsquo;s time for us to come together as a nation and heal. It&rsquo;s not gonna be easy, but we have to try. &nbsp;My responsibility as president will be to represent the whole nation. And I want you to know that I will work as hard for those who voted against me as for those who voted for me. That&rsquo;s the job. That&rsquo;s the job. It&rsquo;s called a duty of care, for all Americans"
President Donald Trump may have dominated headlines throughout the bitter campaign to become the 46th President of the United States, but it is the quiet-talking Democrat, Joe Biden, who managed to snatch the prize from right under his nose.
Biden, who turns 78 on November 20, will take over as the oldest president of the United States. He's older than Donald Trump, who was 70 on Inauguration Day, in January 2017.&nbsp;
But this is not Biden's first run for the Presidency, he did it twice earlier, before becoming vice-president under Barack Obama. Biden first tried his hands&nbsp; at the presidency in 1988 but dropped out after allegations of plagiarism. His second attempt was in 2008 after he got less than 1% votes in the crucial lowa caucuses.&nbsp;
An empathetic, familiar face to many Americans, Biden has had a long political career in Washington and spent two terms as vice president to Barack Obama. His loyalty was also rewarded with the Presidential Medal of Freedom with Distinction, in 2017.
 Biden was first elected in 1972, and served 6 terms as a senator for the state of Delaware, where we was born and raised. He secured the current nomination when his last competitor, Bernie Sanders, dropped out in April 2020.
 This year Biden also broke the record for most votes received by a presidential candidate, garnering more than 70 million, a record held by Barack Obama.
 Biden's campaign has had its own share of controversies. He faced allegations from former staffer Tara Reade in 2019, who said she felt uncomfortable with Biden during her time in his Senate office in the 90s. In March 2020, she also accused him of a sexual assault in 1993. Biden and his campaign team have strongly denied the allegation.
 What could Biden's first 100 days in office look like? Needless to say, Biden's overriding priority would be tackling the coronavirus pandemic which has claimed over 2.2 lakh American lives, along with the nation's economy.
 Joe Biden, US President-Elect-&nbsp;"We&rsquo;ll never be able to measure all the pain, the loss, and the suffering so many families have experienced. I know how it feels to lose someone, and I want them to know they&rsquo;re not alone. Our hearts break with you. And I want everyone to know &nbsp;on Day One, we are going to put our plan to control this virus into action"
&nbsp;
Political observers say that in his first few days in the Oval Office, Biden would intend to show that America is back as a leader on the world stage by rejoining the World Health Organisation, calling NATO allies and symbolically striking out Trump&rsquo;s Muslim ban.
 Then there are dozens of Trump&rsquo;s executive orders that have to be undone. As the new US President, Biden will have plenty to do.
&nbsp;

"Let&rsquo;s put the anger and the demonisation behind us. It&rsquo;s time for us to come together as a nation and heal. It&rsquo;s not gonna be easy, but we have to try. &nbsp;My responsibility as president will be to represent the whole nation. And I want you to know that I will work as hard for those who voted against me as for those who voted for me. That&rsquo;s the job. That&rsquo;s the job. It&rsquo;s called a duty of care, for all Americans"
&nbsp;
VO: President Donald Trump may have dominated headlines throughout the bitter campaign to become the 46th President of the United States, but it is the quiet-talking Democrat, Joe Biden, who managed to snatch the prize from right under his nose.
 Biden, who turns 78 on November 20, will take over as the oldest president of the United States. He's older than Donald Trump, who was 70 on Inauguration Day, in January 2017.&nbsp;
 But this is not Biden's first run for the Presidency, he did it twice earlier, before becoming vice-president under Barack Obama. Biden first tried his hands&nbsp; at the presidency in 1988 but dropped out after allegations of plagiarism. His second attempt was in 2008 after he got less than 1% votes in the crucial lowa caucuses.&nbsp;
 An empathetic, familiar face to many Americans, Biden has had a long political career in Washington and spent two terms as vice president to Barack Obama. His loyalty was also rewarded with the Presidential Medal of Freedom with Distinction, in 2017.
 Biden was first elected in 1972, and served 6 terms as a senator for the state of Delaware, where we was born and raised. He secured the current nomination when his last competitor, Bernie Sanders, dropped out in April 2020.
 This year Biden also broke the record for most votes received by a presidential candidate, garnering more than 70 million, a record held by Barack Obama.
 Biden's campaign has had its own share of controversies. He faced allegations from former staffer Tara Reade in 2019, who said she felt uncomfortable with Biden during her time in his Senate office in the 90s. In March 2020, she also accused him of a sexual assault in 1993. Biden and his campaign team have strongly denied the allegation.
 What could Biden's first 100 days in office look like? Needless to say, Biden's overriding priority would be tackling the coronavirus pandemic which has claimed over 2.2 lakh American lives, along with the nation's economy.
 ((BITE BIDEN BREATHE FROM TODAY'S DELAWARE ADDRESS)): "We&rsquo;ll never be able to measure all the pain, the loss, and the suffering so many families have experienced. I know how it feels to lose someone, and I want them to know they&rsquo;re not alone. Our hearts break with you. And I want everyone to know &nbsp;on Day One, we are going to put our plan to control this virus into action"
&nbsp;
Political observers say that in his first few days in the Oval Office, Biden would intend to show that America is back as a leader on the world stage by rejoining the World Health Organisation, calling NATO allies and symbolically striking out Trump&rsquo;s Muslim ban.
 Then there are dozens of Trump&rsquo;s executive orders that have to be undone. As the new US President, Biden will have plenty to do.
&nbsp;

Joe Biden, US President-Elect: "Let&rsquo;s put the anger and the demonisation behind us. It&rsquo;s time for us to come together as a nation and heal. It&rsquo;s not gonna be easy, but we have to try. &nbsp;My responsibility as president will be to represent the whole nation. And I want you to know that I will work as hard for those who voted against me as for those who voted for me. That&rsquo;s the job. That&rsquo;s the job. It&rsquo;s called a duty of care, for all Americans"
President Donald Trump may have dominated headlines throughout the bitter campaign to become the 46th President of the United States, but it is the quiet-talking Democrat, Joe Biden, who managed to snatch the prize from right under his nose.
Biden, who turns 78 on November 20, will take over as the oldest president of the United States. He's older than Donald Trump, who was 70 on Inauguration Day, in January 2017.&nbsp;
But this is not Biden's first run for the Presidency, he did it twice earlier, before becoming vice-president under Barack Obama. Biden first tried his hands&nbsp; at the presidency in 1988 but dropped out after allegations of plagiarism. His second attempt was in 2008 after he got less than 1% votes in the crucial lowa caucuses.&nbsp;
An empathetic, familiar face to many Americans, Biden has had a long political career in Washington and spent two terms as vice president to Barack Obama. His loyalty was also rewarded with the Presidential Medal of Freedom with Distinction, in 2017.
 Biden was first elected in 1972, and served 6 terms as a senator for the state of Delaware, where we was born and raised. He secured the current nomination when his last competitor, Bernie Sanders, dropped out in April 2020.
 This year Biden also broke the record for most votes received by a presidential candidate, garnering more than 70 million, a record held by Barack Obama.
 Biden's campaign has had its own share of controversies. He faced allegations from former staffer Tara Reade in 2019, who said she felt uncomfortable with Biden during her time in his Senate office in the 90s. In March 2020, she also accused him of a sexual assault in 1993. Biden and his campaign team have strongly denied the allegation.
 What could Biden's first 100 days in office look like? Needless to say, Biden's overriding priority would be tackling the coronavirus pandemic which has claimed over 2.2 lakh American lives, along with the nation's economy.
 Joe Biden, US President-Elect-&nbsp;"We&rsquo;ll never be able to measure all the pain, the loss, and the suffering so many families have experienced. I know how it feels to lose someone, and I want them to know they&rsquo;re not alone. Our hearts break with you. And I want everyone to know &nbsp;on Day One, we are going to put our plan to control this virus into action"
&nbsp;
Political observers say that in his first few days in the Oval Office, Biden would intend to show that America is back as a leader on the world stage by rejoining the World Health Organisation, calling NATO allies and symbolically striking out Trump&rsquo;s Muslim ban.
 Then there are dozens of Trump&rsquo;s executive orders that have to be undone. As the new US President, Biden will have plenty to do.
&nbsp;

Democratic Presidential candidate Joe Biden has urged the Americans to vote out President Donald Trump of the presidency, alleging he has divided and failed the nation in the last four years.
Biden said he was quite confident this time that Americans would vote Trump out of power.
Trump, a Republican, is being challenged by Biden in the November 3 elections.

Vote Trump out of presidency; failed America: Joe Biden

Ahead of November 3 US&nbsp;Presidential election, Democratic Presidential candidate Joe Biden&nbsp;urged the Americans to vote Donald Trump out, alleging he has divided and failed the nation in the last four years.&nbsp;Biden&nbsp;also expressed confidence that this time around Americans will vote Trump out of power.&nbsp;Biden mocked at Trump, saying he was laughed at by the world when spoke last time at the UN and alleged the President commands virtually no respect on the international stage

US Presidential Elections 2020: Taylor Swift bats for Biden-Harris

US Presidential Elections 2020: Popstar Taylor Swift endorses Joe Biden, Kamala Harris

Taylor Swift endorses Biden, Harris with custom cookies
I&rsquo;ll be voting for Joe Biden for president, says singer
'Leaders must recognise that people of color must be safe'
'Have to choose leaders who are willing to find solutions'
&nbsp;

Singer Taylor Swift has announced that she will be voting for Democratic nominee Joe Biden and running mate Senator Kamala Harris in the 2020 elections.
Sharing an image of herself holding cookies with 'Biden Harris 2020' written on it, Swift told V Magazine in an interview about her endorsement.
Swift said that the change the country needs will come with a president who recognizes that people of color deserve to feel safe and represented, that women deserve the right to choose what happens to their bodies, and that the LGBT+ community deserves to be acknowledged and included.
She added that the only way things&nbsp;can be made better is by choosing leaders who are willing to find ways to work through these issues.

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