The United States met its 46th and oldest president in India at 10.30pm on Wednesday. Joe Bide, 78, was sworn in as president on Capitol Hill, holding a 128-year-old Bible. At the time, his wife, Jill Byrd, was holding a Bible in her hand. Former President Donald Trump was also targeted in Biden's inaugural speech. Bidne quipped that thanks to the president who is not here.
"Where we stand today, there was a crowd a few days ago," Biden said of the January 7 violence on Capitol Hill. They thought that violence would change the will of the people. Democracy will be stopped, we will be removed from this holy place. That did not happen. That will not happen. Not today, not tomorrow and never. '
Highlights of Biden's Innocent Speech
1. Democracy is very precious
Bide said in his inaugural speech, 'We have once again learned that democracy is extremely precious and also fragile. Democracy is intact here. Today is a day of victory for a cause, not a victory for anyone. This is democracy. Democracy is necessary even if there is disagreement. This is America. This is the biggest strength of our country. '
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Celebrating the victory of democracy Biden said, 'This is not a celebration of the victory of any candidate, it is a celebration of the victory of democracy. Together we will strengthen the economy. America will be stronger than ever. This is America Day. This is the day of democracy. This is a day of hope. '
3. The power
of unity Mentioning the need for unity in the country, Biden said-we have challenges ahead of us. The need for unity is paramount to protect the soul of America and its future. Unity is of paramount importance in a democracy. With this unity we can reach every destination. We can give people good jobs. With unity we can make America the king of good things in the world. Whether it's 9/11 or the World War or the recession. It was because of this unity that we were able to grow. This we can do again. Peace is impossible without unity. Today will show us the way forward.
4. The need for justice
Biden said, 'I will try to keep the whole of America one. I urge every American to join this cause. We can defeat anger, hatred, bigotry, violence, despair together. We can also avoid that virus. We can uphold justice. It is possible that some people think this is stupid when I am talking about unity, but America is constantly facing nepotism, racism. Victory is not always determined. We saw 9/11. Saw a long struggle. '
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Disagreement does not mean Jung Biden said, 'There was a situation like the Civil War. Hisa cannot silence our work. Stay tuned if you disagree. This is America. Disagreement can be maintained by maintaining peace. I am the president of every American. I promise that I am as much the president of those who do not support me as I am of my supporters. '
The new president said, ‘History shows that unity must be maintained. Not every disagreement necessarily leads to war. Everyone has the right to disagree peacefully. It is not necessary to break down facts or make up one's own mind. Our country will be strong. Our country can be strong even if we disagree with each other.
6. We will be judged The
American president said, 'We have a lot to do. We will be judged, judged, I think we will write a new great chapter of American history together. If we do this, future generations will say that we did a good job. I will defend the constitution. I will protect democracy. I will protect America. We have to write a new American story, one that is full of hope, not fear. I promise I will be president of every American. '
7. The
divisive forces are present Bide mentioned the fears in the minds of American citizens. Said- I know that some forces have divided us and their roots are deep and real. But I also know that these strengths are not new. There are examples of conflict with it in American history. Cases of racism and fear have been seen before. I believe some Americans still experience this today. They see the sleeping roof at night. They are worried about health, money, family and the day to come.
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8. Lessons must be learned from Capitol Hill
Bide said ркиે Today we stand under the dome of Capitol Hill. I have said before that this was built during the Civil War. We have not taken a step back even in that difficult situation. Today again we stand here. We have to end this civil war. We have to move beyond the discussion of Red or Blue, Rural and Urban and Conservative or Liberal. This will only happen when we peek into our souls. We will show kindness and harmony.
8. Lessons must be learned from Capitol Hill
Bide said ркиે Today we stand under the dome of Capitol Hill. I have said before that this was built during the Civil War. We have not taken a step back even in that difficult situation. Today again we stand here. We have to end this civil war. We have to move beyond the discussion of Red or Blue, Rural and Urban and Conservative or Liberal. This will only happen when we peek into our souls. We will show kindness and harmony.
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