US Presidential nominee Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris released their campaign document, outlining the main contours of their policy towards India.
Addressing the Indian-American community, Biden said he will also work on expanding two-way trade between the countries and spoke on the 'harmful' actions on H-1B visas.
In her address organised by Indians for Biden National Council, Harris greeted the Indian Americans on Independence Day and spoke about the deep influence of Indian heritage on her.
In her first interview as Joe Biden's running mate, Harris said he had the audacity to pick a Black woman and that it would encourage more such women to come out & vote.
Biden’s selection of Harris bodes well for the kind of president he would be: someone who prioritizes competence, listens to and respects different viewpoints.
No wonder the wealthy and influential, but largely Democratic, Indian-American community has not yet welcomed Kamala Harris’ candidature as warmly as might be expected.
California’s Kamala Harris is a nationally known senator from a big state who had run for president and acquitted herself well. That speaks well of Biden.
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After Biden announced Kamla as is running mate, Indian Sickulars India have almost concluded that Democrates are going to win the Presidential election in Nov 2020. Our sickular crowd is viscerally opposed to Trump just as it is to Modi in India and it would be too trilled to see Trump out of White House soon. Hence, news of Democrats titling to India and how Kamla Harris can help India have started coming up from all the usual suspected quarters.
While Americans will decide who there next President would be, a few things are clear: irrespective of whether Trump or Biden, USA cannot afford to ignore India given that US China relations have reached its nadir and are unlikely to improve soon. US India strategic interests are now merging strongly given this as well as scheduled US withdrawal from Afghanistan and changes in the Middle East. Besides, India is a big customer for US arms and oil as well. India certainly needs USA to be on its side as well.
Hence, India and Modi should welcome whoever is the next President. If Biden is elected, the nuisance of sickulars in India and liberals in USA will increase. But for the Americans, Trump is perhaps a better choice given his strong America First policies. Biden is of course a seasoned politician and deserved to be President. So it will be a good fight.
I couldn’t agree more…just two observations..given the extreme position the Trump Administration has taken against China it would be difficult for Biden to walk that back hence the strategic need for a regional ally in India..two Bidens state of mental health..is he going to be an effective President or a vessel to be manipulated by the radical identitarian left of the Democratic party..the signs are not encouraging
But Modi asked us to vote for Trump!!!! (When in Dallas, He had said “Ab ki baar, Trump Sarkaar”.) Now you are asking us to choose between our green cards and Modi. Not fair.
After Biden announced Kamla as is running mate, Indian Sickulars India have almost concluded that Democrates are going to win the Presidential election in Nov 2020. Our sickular crowd is viscerally opposed to Trump just as it is to Modi in India and it would be too trilled to see Trump out of White House soon. Hence, news of Democrats titling to India and how Kamla Harris can help India have started coming up from all the usual suspected quarters.
While Americans will decide who there next President would be, a few things are clear: irrespective of whether Trump or Biden, USA cannot afford to ignore India given that US China relations have reached its nadir and are unlikely to improve soon. US India strategic interests are now merging strongly given this as well as scheduled US withdrawal from Afghanistan and changes in the Middle East. Besides, India is a big customer for US arms and oil as well. India certainly needs USA to be on its side as well.
Hence, India and Modi should welcome whoever is the next President. If Biden is elected, the nuisance of sickulars in India and liberals in USA will increase. But for the Americans, Trump is perhaps a better choice given his strong America First policies. Biden is of course a seasoned politician and deserved to be President. So it will be a good fight.
I couldn’t agree more…just two observations..given the extreme position the Trump Administration has taken against China it would be difficult for Biden to walk that back hence the strategic need for a regional ally in India..two Bidens state of mental health..is he going to be an effective President or a vessel to be manipulated by the radical identitarian left of the Democratic party..the signs are not encouraging
But Modi asked us to vote for Trump!!!! (When in Dallas, He had said “Ab ki baar, Trump Sarkaar”.) Now you are asking us to choose between our green cards and Modi. Not fair.