On August 11, Joe Biden revealed that he chose Kamala Harris to be his running mate in the 2020 presidential election. In a statement he mentioned the reason why he chose her, "Her record of achievement, fighting with nails and teeth for what is right, it is the reason why I am choosing it. There is no door that Kamala does not touch, nor stone that she leaves unturned, if that means improving life, for the people. "
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For his part, Harris reacted to this statement on his Twitter account, "Joe Biden can unify the American people because he has spent his life fighting for us. And as president, he will build an America that lives up to our ideals. I am honored to join him as our party candidate for vice president, and do whatever it takes to make him our Commander-in-Chief. "
https://twitter.com/KamalaHarris/status/1293290197103390721
So if Biden wins the presidential election, Kamala would be the first woman to serve as the country's vice president. Only two women have applied for that position in history: Geraldine Ferraro and Sarah Palin.
The historical significance of this designation, plus all the work behind Kamala Harris, led to it receiving a great deal of support from various Hollywood actors.
"This is a great moment. Let's take care of her and make sure we support her because this is not campaign bullshit and she is ready. Come on Kamala!" Whoopi Goldberg wrote on Twitter .
https://twitter.com/WhoopiGoldberg/status/1293283944083984385
Hispanic actress Rita Moreno also expressed her happiness, "The bells are ringing! So proud and so excited about the appointment of Kamala Harris by our future president, Joe Biden! She will certainly chew and spit on any man or woman. take it away. "
https://twitter.com/TheRitaMoreno/status/1293290990619557888
America Ferrera also expressed her support for the vice-presidential candidate, writing on her Instagram account, "I always listen when Kamala Harris speaks. This was at DNC 2016. I'm glad to have this smart-as-hell, incredibly competent leader on the ticket. 2020. Come on. "
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Actress Eva Longoria shared a picture of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris and mentioned, "Here we go! Let's do it!"
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"Come on, Kamala Harris! We already have our 'electoral ticket', now it is up to us to vote," Charlize Theron said on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/CharlizeAfrica/status/1293306261727932417
John Legend even alluded to the Donald Trump administration in his message, "Very happy for our friend, Senator and future Vice President Kamala Harris. And really looking forward to voting for this Biden-Harris 'ticket' to begin the difficult work of recovering. of this nightmare of presidency and of building a better future "
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Actress Lynda Carter was also delighted, "This is an extraordinary moment. Not just for women and girls. Not just for those of us who are of mixed heritage. This moment is for every American who dares to dream of a future. best for our great republic. Congratulations Kamala Harris. "
https://twitter.com/RealLyndaCarter/status/1293294277188083712
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