Biden elected president of the United States, the page turns Trump

After four days of suspense in a country on edge, Joe Biden a was elected this Saturday 46th president the United States. The former vice-president of Barack Obama has, according to projections by the mainstream media, crossed the threshold Magic of the 270 electors.

BREAKING: JOE BIDEN WINS

Joe Biden will be the 46th president of the United States, CNN projects, after a victory in Pennsylvania puts the Scranton-born Democrat over 270 https://t.co/K75O2gpR4z #CNNElection pic.twitter.com/sSg4fbuAXq

– CNN International (@cnni) November 7, 2020

A few minutes after the announcement, thousands of people flocked to the White House to celebrate the victory of the Democratic candidate.

The one who will become, on January 20, 2021, the 46th President of the United States, has promised, in a tweet, to be the president of all Americans. It’s time to leave the anger and fiery rhetoric behind and come together, he added.

America, I’m honored that you have chosen me to lead our great country.

The work ahead of us will be hard, but I promise you this: I will be a President for all Americans — whether you voted for me or not.

I will keep the faith that you have placed in me. pic.twitter.com/moA9qhmjn8

— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) November 7, 2020

Donald Trump, who was running for a second four-year term, has not, at this stage, acknowledged his defeat. In a brief statement released shortly after the results were announced, he accused Joe Biden of being rush to falsely introduce yourself as a winner.

On Tuesday evening, he adopted a very belligerent posture, promising a real judicial guerrilla war.

Campaign of incredible aggressiveness

At the end of a campaign of incredible aggressiveness, turned upside down by the Covid-19 pandemic, the tempestuous 74-year-old president failed to be re-elected, unlike his three predecessors Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton.

Both revealing and amplifying the deep fractures of America, for four years it will have provocations and tweets in support, shattered all codes and trampled all uses.

For Joseph Robinette Biden Jr., 77, lion of american history in the words of Barack Obama, the supreme consecration will have come late, at the end of a rich political life marked by tragedies.

The personal tragedies he went through shaped this warm-toned man. His pains and doubts, which he does not hesitate to share in public in the tone of confidence, are an integral part of his character.

After failing in 1988 and 2008, then hesitating in 2016, the one who started his national political career in the Senate nearly half a century ago – and knows how Washington works like the back of his hand – finally gets the keys of the White House.

Thanks to an unprecedented campaign, the Democrat took the advantage over the former businessman by settling for limited appearances and by making America a promise of calm.

We can end this presidency which, from the beginning, has sought to divide us, to tear us apart, he hammered in the last hours of the campaign.

His running mate, Kamala Harris, makes history by becoming the first black woman to become vice-president. Let’s get to work to restore the soul of america, she said Saturday in sync with Joe Biden. A nice video posted on Twitter showed her on the phone with her running mate:

We did it, @JoeBiden. pic.twitter.com/oCgeylsjB4

— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) November 7, 2020

The latter will be the oldest president in the history of the United States at the start of his term.

In a stark contrast to the energy displayed on the campaign stands by Donald Trump, the one the president has given the mocking nickname of Sleeping joe sometimes gave the image of a frail, fragile man.

As a strategist, he won his bet by winning Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, three traditionally democratic industrial states that Donald Trump had wrested from Hillary Clinton in 2016.

But in a deeply divided America, and faced with a Senate that could remain in Republicans’ hands, he will have to strike the right tone.

Trump isolated in his camp

Very bitter, Donald Trump, for his part, chose another aggressive path. In recent days, he has not ceased to cry fraud, without providing the slightest concrete element.

If you count the legal votes, I win easily. If you count the illegal votes they may try to steal the election from us, he launched Thursday in a muddled tirade, riddled with approximations and untruths on the current count.

His lawyers have launched multiple legal actions with, for example, the threat of asking for a recount in Wisconsin.

But the 45th President of the United States appears isolated within his own party in his crusade against a vol of the poll of which he would have been the victim.

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