Editorial: Le Monde

• Joe Biden decided not to seek a second term due to his physical condition and low popularity ratings.
• Biden's choice not to run recognized the interest of his party and the United States beyond his own ego.
• Kamala Harris, the current vice president, has obtained Biden's support after his withdrawal.
• The tight schedule must not be an excuse for hasty nomination.
• The Democratic Party should hold an open primary to prevent a hurried appointment.
• Biden's withdrawal could reveal divisions among Democrats.
• The next Democratic candidate must articulate a clear vision for the future of the United States.

Conclusion: Joe Biden's withdrawal and the possible nomination of Kamala Harris leave the Democratic Party in an uncertain position. The party needs to hold a robust democratic debate and avoid rush nomination.

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