US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi endorses Joe Biden for 2020 elections

Congress speaker Nancy Pelosi has publically anunced her endorsement for only Democratic candidate in race for White House in 2020, Joe Biden on April 27. In a pre-recorded video shared on Twitter, Pelosi t only credited Biden for fighting for health care, American families among or issues in past but also called him “true personification of hope”. Pelosi also mentioned how former US President Barack Obama has showcased his confidence in Biden several times. Furr while citing Biden's previous achievements, she concluded by saying she is “proud” to support Biden in Presidential elections of 2020 in United States against Republican US President Donald Trump. 

In video, Pelosi said, "And as we face coronavirus, Joe has been a voice of reason and resilience with a clear path to le us out of this crisis."

"For se and or reasons, I am proud to endorse Joe Biden for President, a leer who is personification of hope and cour, values aunticity and integrity," she ded.

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Barack Obama endorse Biden

Earlier this month, former US President Barack Obama endorsed his ex-deputy and current presumptive Democratic presidential minee Joe Biden for his White House bid. In a video mess posted on Twitter, Obama said he is "proud to endorse my friend Joe Biden for President of United States". Biden was Obama's Vice President throughout his two four-year terms (2009-2017) in White House.

Recalling his 2008 decision to choose Biden as his running mate, Obama said it was "one of my best decisions ever". "I believe Joe has all qualities we need in a President right w... Joe has character and experience to guide us through one of our darkest times and heal us through along recovery," Obama said.

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