Obama calls for opening 'new chapter' by voting for Kamala Harris If Kamala Harris is elected, she will be the first woman, the first black and South Asian president of the United States. Former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama expressed their emotional support for Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris in the upcoming US presidential election. The Obamas made the endorsement in a speech Tuesday on the second night of the party's national convention in Chicago. They urged US voters to open a 'new chapter' in US history by electing Harris as president. Kamala Harris wants to make history by winning the November 5 presidential election of the United States. If elected, she will be the first woman, first black and South Asian president of the United States. "We don't need four more years of incompetence and chaos," Obama told delegates at the conference. We've seen this movie before, and we all know the sequels are usually worse. “Americans are ready for a new chapter. Americans are ready for a better story. We are ready for a President Kamala Harris.” He attacked Republican candidate Donald Trump and praised current US President Joe Biden. "History will remember Joe Biden as a president who saved democracy in a moment of great peril. I'm proud to call him 'my president,' but even more proud to call him my friend,” Obama said. At this time, chants of 'We love Joe' rose from the audience, Reuters reported. After his speech, Obama introduced his wife, Michelle, who is at the top of the Democrats' wish list as the next president of the United States. #solpal #newspoint #news point #news #solpalnews