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Joe Biden Explains Why He Believes "Kamala Harris's Story Is The American Story"
Democratic Party's presidential nominee Joe Biden praised his Indian-American running mate Kamala Harris during his nomination acceptance speech, describing the California senator as a "powerful voice" in the US and said "Kamala's story is the American story."
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"Powerful Voice In This Nation": Joe Biden Praises Kamala Harris
Joe Biden, who officially accepted Presidential nomination of Democratic Party on Thursday, praised Kamala Harris describing her as a "powerful voice in this nation."
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Kamala Harris To Deliver Her Vice-Presidential Acceptance Speech Today
Indian-origin Senator Kamala Harris will deliver her acceptance speech on Wednesday as the Democratic vice-presidential candidate to become the first-ever American of Indian and African descent to be nominated by a major party for the top post.
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Indian-Origin Student Represents Maryland During Democratic Convention
An Indian-origin student has joined Baltimore City Council president and mayoral candidate Brandon Scott to represent the US state of Maryland during the roll call at the 2020 Democratic National Convention that nominated Joe Biden as the party's presidential candidate.
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"Means The World To Me": Biden Nominated Democratic Presidential Candidate
US Democrats on Tuesday nominated Joe Biden as their 2020 presidential candidate, formally designating the Washington veteran as the party's challenger to incumbent President Donald Trump in the November election.
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"Wrong President For Our Country": Michelle Obama Slams Trump
US Democrats opened their nominating convention Monday with a show of unity behind Joe Biden and former first lady Michelle Obama delivering a scathing rebuke of Donald Trump as she urged voters to reject his politics of 'division.'
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Kamala Harris Nomination Proud Moment For Us: Indian-American Part Of Obama Team
Indian-origin Senator Kamala Harris'vice presidential bid as a Democratic Party candidate is a historic moment for immigrants in the US, according to a senior Indian-American diplomat in the previous Obama administration.
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"America Mein Khila Kamal": Indian-Americans Celebrate Kamala Harris's Selection
Leading Indian-American groups and individuals, including former Pepsico chief Indra Nooyi, have hailed the nomination of Indian-origin Senator Kamala Harris as Democratic Vice Presidential candidate, saying it was a "great choice" and a "moment of pride" for the entire community in the US.
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Billionaire Owner Of Bloomberg To Sell His Firm - If Elected US President
Democratic presidential contender Michael Bloomberg will sell Bloomberg LP, the financial information company that made him a billionaire, if he is elected to the White House in November, his campaign confirmed on Tuesday.
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Democrat Presidential Hopeful Cory Booker Drops Out Of US Election Race
US Senator Cory Booker, the last African-American candidate with a realistic shot at the Democratic presidential nomination, dropped out of the race Monday, blaming a lack of funds and saying he saw no path to victory.
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Joe Biden Explains Why He Believes "Kamala Harris's Story Is The American Story"
Democratic Party's presidential nominee Joe Biden praised his Indian-American running mate Kamala Harris during his nomination acceptance speech, describing the California senator as a "powerful voice" in the US and said "Kamala's story is the American story."
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"Powerful Voice In This Nation": Joe Biden Praises Kamala Harris
Joe Biden, who officially accepted Presidential nomination of Democratic Party on Thursday, praised Kamala Harris describing her as a "powerful voice in this nation."
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Kamala Harris To Deliver Her Vice-Presidential Acceptance Speech Today
Indian-origin Senator Kamala Harris will deliver her acceptance speech on Wednesday as the Democratic vice-presidential candidate to become the first-ever American of Indian and African descent to be nominated by a major party for the top post.
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Indian-Origin Student Represents Maryland During Democratic Convention
An Indian-origin student has joined Baltimore City Council president and mayoral candidate Brandon Scott to represent the US state of Maryland during the roll call at the 2020 Democratic National Convention that nominated Joe Biden as the party's presidential candidate.
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"Means The World To Me": Biden Nominated Democratic Presidential Candidate
US Democrats on Tuesday nominated Joe Biden as their 2020 presidential candidate, formally designating the Washington veteran as the party's challenger to incumbent President Donald Trump in the November election.
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"Wrong President For Our Country": Michelle Obama Slams Trump
US Democrats opened their nominating convention Monday with a show of unity behind Joe Biden and former first lady Michelle Obama delivering a scathing rebuke of Donald Trump as she urged voters to reject his politics of 'division.'
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Kamala Harris Nomination Proud Moment For Us: Indian-American Part Of Obama Team
Indian-origin Senator Kamala Harris'vice presidential bid as a Democratic Party candidate is a historic moment for immigrants in the US, according to a senior Indian-American diplomat in the previous Obama administration.
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"America Mein Khila Kamal": Indian-Americans Celebrate Kamala Harris's Selection
Leading Indian-American groups and individuals, including former Pepsico chief Indra Nooyi, have hailed the nomination of Indian-origin Senator Kamala Harris as Democratic Vice Presidential candidate, saying it was a "great choice" and a "moment of pride" for the entire community in the US.
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Billionaire Owner Of Bloomberg To Sell His Firm - If Elected US President
Democratic presidential contender Michael Bloomberg will sell Bloomberg LP, the financial information company that made him a billionaire, if he is elected to the White House in November, his campaign confirmed on Tuesday.
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Democrat Presidential Hopeful Cory Booker Drops Out Of US Election Race
US Senator Cory Booker, the last African-American candidate with a realistic shot at the Democratic presidential nomination, dropped out of the race Monday, blaming a lack of funds and saying he saw no path to victory.
