I am ready to work with the republican opposition. I will run for a second term

US President Joe Biden hailed the midterm elections as a “good day for democracy” on Tuesday evening.

Biden announced his intention to “run for a second presidential term” but will confirm it “early next year”, adding: “We will work to ensure that Donald Trump does not return to the White House.”

Biden said in a press conference held in the White House that “the vote in the midterm elections has been a wonderful day for democracy.”

The democratic camp has managed to cope with a conservative “wave” that should have taken place in the mid-state elections.

The US president explained that “the Republicans expected a great red wave that did not happen”, expressing his readiness “to work with the Republican opposition to ensure the safety of American interests”.

Biden stressed that he “will work with everyone to serve the American people” and that he will do everything in his power to “bring the country together”.

He indicated that he was open to all “good ideas”, revealing that he would soon invite opposition leaders to a meeting in the White House.

The US president said that “citizens have spoken out clearly about their concerns, including inflation”, expressing his understanding of the “frustration of the American people caused by economic conditions”. He expressed confidence that most Americans support his business plan.

From Kherson, southern Ukraine (archive – Reuters)

On the Russo-Ukrainian war, Biden considered it Russia’s withdrawal from Kherson, Ukraine Prove that his army has “real problems”.

He urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to take the prisoner swap involving the basketball player imprisoned in Russia “more seriously”. Britney Grainer.

In the Chinese file, the US president expressed hope to talk to Chinese President Xi Jinping about their two countries’ red lines during their attendance at the G-20 summit in Bali next week.

Biden said the red lines in relations with Beijing should be discussed with the Chinese president.

Elon Musk and the Twitter logo (Reuters)

On Elon Musk and his Twitter acquisition, President Biden said he believed Musk’s relations with other countries deserved consideration.

He commented: “I think Musk’s cooperation and technical links with other countries deserve to be considered.”

Biden continued: “I’m not suggesting if he’s doing anything inappropriate. I’m saying it deserves scrutiny.”

Biden was answering a question about Musk’s potential national security threat and the importance of the US government’s investigation into his Twitter takeover.

The counting of votes in the American mid-term elections continues

More than 12 hours after the closing of the last polls, the United States is still waiting to know the results of the elections in crucial states such as Arizona and Nevada.

and goes on Counting votes in the American mid-term elections In which all members of the House of Representatives and about a third of the members of the Senate are chosen, along with a number of state governors, in fierce competition between Republicans and Democrats.

In the House of Representatives election, CNN revealed that Republicans won 201 seats, compared with 182 for Democrats.

According to “Fox News”, the seats won by Republicans and Democrats in the Senate were equal, with 48 seats per party, with 4 states left unsolved: Wisconsin, Arizona, Georgia and Nevada.