Biden: Don’t Tell Me It’s Not Possible in the U.S.

The speaker expresses pride in Kamala Harris's historic election as Vice President, highlighting her as the first woman, first Black woman, and first woman of South Asian descent to hold the office. The speech acknowledges the hard work of volunteers and the diverse coalition that supported the campaign. It emphasizes the importance of unity and understanding among Americans, urging people to move past divisive rhetoric and see each other as fellow citizens rather than enemies.

What historic firsts does Kamala Harris represent as Vice President?

• First female President

• First Black and South Asian Vice President

• First immigrant Vice President

• First Hispanic Vice President

Who is acknowledged for their hard work during the election process?

• Only the local officials

• Only the volunteers

• Only the campaign team

• Volunteers, campaign team, and local officials

Which community is specifically mentioned for their support during the campaign's low points?

• Native American community

• Asian American community

• Hispanic community

• African American community

What is the speaker's message to those who voted for the opposing candidate?

• To move to another country

• To continue the political fight

• To give each other a chance and work together

• To ignore the election results

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for making progress?

• Treating opponents as enemies

• Ignoring political differences

• Increasing political rhetoric

• Seeing opponents as fellow Americans