Joe Biden take oath as the 46th President of the United States of America and Vice President, today.
Biden will take the oath alongside Kamala Harris, who will make history
as the nation’s first female, first Black and first Asian American
vice-president. She will be sworn in by Justice Sonia Sotomayor, the
first Hispanic and Latina member of the supreme court.
Just hours before Joe Biden's inauguration, outgoing President Donald Trump, who left The White House for the last time, said his administration accomplished a lot, adding be careful since the new administration will be setting in.
Trump was impeached for “incitement to insurrection” for his role in the Capitol mayhem, becoming the first president in US history to be impeached twice.
In the aftermath of the deadly assault on the Capitol and as the death toll from the virus surpasses 400,000, Biden will assume the presidency in a city resembling a war zone and devoid of the celebratory pomp and pageantry that comes with a presidential inauguration.
Even before the attack on the Capitol, the inaugural planning committee urged Americans to stay home in an effort to minimize the risk of further spreading the disease.
After refusing to concede and only begrudgingly acknowledging his successor, Trump will hold a farewell event at Joint Base Andrews outside Washington on Wednesday morning. When Biden takes office, Trump will be nearly 1,000 miles away, at his south Florida resort, Mar-a-Lago.
America stands at the door of a new beginning, with tonnes of
hopes, all eyes will be on Biden's first few days in the office and how
does he take the 'ship' further and take America out of the Trump
'storm'.
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