Biden reassures voters eager to count | National newspaper

Biden has been acting as promised: quietly. Follow up the investigation at home with the family. He made a statement in the late afternoon that lasted less than two minutes. He said the American vote is sacred, this is how people express their will, and said every vote must be counted.

Joe Biden said democracy is sometimes a disaster, sometimes patience is needed, but that is why America has a system of government that has been the envy of the world for 240 years. He asked for calm and said that the process is working and that the vote count will be finalized.

To discuss thorny issues, place advisers. In a webcast Thursday morning, the campaign’s legal counsel said Donald Trump’s actions in court have no other function than to confuse the public and create distractions.

The campaign also declared that it does not claim victory in the state of Arizona. The Associated Press, which traditionally conducts the unofficial vote recount, declared hours after the election that Biden is the winner in the state. But other news outlets still call Arizona undefined.

Protests from Trump supporters are calling for every vote to be counted before the hammer is struck. The campaign says that it will wait until Friday (6) to have a clearer result.

Earlier this Thursday, Biden left home and went to a meeting with assistants at a theater, but all behind closed doors.

Joe Biden fans will have to wait to see if they can celebrate in Wilmington. Under a large flag, there is a large parking lot, people will be able to enter by car. In front, the stage where Biden dreams of speaking as the 46th president-elect of the United States.