Staff Reports
President Joe Biden visited Georgia over the weekend to express gratitude to his supporters and acknowledge the pivotal role the state played in his 2020 election victory. The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation hosted a fundraiser for the president on Saturday, setting the stage for his speech at the Morehouse College commencement on Sunday. Prior to and following the fundraiser, Biden made various stops across the state.
During his visit, Biden underscored the significance of voter participation, particularly in Georgia. With conviction, he credited the state for his ascent to the presidency, emphasizing the impact of its residents’ support. Notably, Georgia’s electoral votes contributed to his overall victory, marking the first time a Democratic presidential candidate had secured the state since 1992.
Biden credits Georgia as ‘the reason I won’ during fundraiser – I guess someone forgot to tell Biden he really didn't win Georgia with all the Fraud that now has been found. https://t.co/epvjkAnQb8
— ?? Raven ?⬛? (@DrkRaven62) May 19, 2024
In his address at Morehouse College, an institution with a rich legacy as a historically black college, Biden chose not to focus on campaign-related matters. Instead, he centered his remarks on the policies championed by his administration, highlighting initiatives addressing racial issues and funding for historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs).
Biden’s visit underscored the importance of Georgia in his political journey, affirming the pivotal role the state played in his electoral success.
