The Democratic candidate for Presidency of the United States, Joe Biden, acknowledged yesterday that he is not yet the winner of the elections, but assured that the numbers indicate that he will have a “clear and convincing victory.”
Biden appeared last night before the media and said that he will not wait for the results to start working for United States, after being convinced that he has won the presidential elections last Tuesday.
The former vice president of the United States expressed that “we are defeating Trump by more than four million votes.”
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Given A judge of the Supreme Court of Justice of the United States on Friday denied a request from Pennsylvania Republicans to stop the counting of votes received after Election Day, referring the challenge to the full court for a ruling on Saturday. – |
The Democratic candidate, close to winning the White House, promised that he will not waste time addressing the covid-19 pandemic, which registered a peak of infections for the third consecutive day in the United States, the most affected country in the world.
“I want everyone, everyone, to know that from day one we are going to implement our plan to control this virus,” Biden said in a speech from his fiefdom in Wilmington, Delaware, along with his running mate, Kamala Harris.
Biden was confident that he will beat the president Donald Trump as the vote count for Tuesday’s election progresses in his favor. And without declaring himself the winner, he promised to unite a deeply polarized country. “It is time for us to come together as a nation to heal,” he said.
He pointed out that the “purpose of politics” is not a “relentless war” that seeks to inflame the conflict to solve problems, in a tone that contrasts with the speech offered yesterday by the president. Donald Trump.
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