Biden’s promise: “Obama will not be a third term. America wants America alone first”

“Mine will not be a third term for Obama.” Joe Biden, in his first television interview as president-elect, assures that his administration will not only represent a moment of radical change and break with Donald Trump’s four years in the White House, but will also be a turning point with respect to the eight years since then. Vice President with his friend Barack: “Today the United States faces a totally different world,” he explained in a statement to NBC, referring above all to the unprecedented crisis caused by the pandemic.
Yet by emphasizing how “America first meant America alone,” cut off from the rest of the world, Biden opens up to political opponents and Trump himself.

I believe America is stronger when we work with our allies.

This is how we keep this country safe, against terrorism and extremism, control this pandemic, deal with the climate crisis, and much more.

– Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) November 25, 2020

In the first case, he affirms that he does not oppose the hypothesis of the entry into his government team of a Republican who voted for Trump, on behalf of that national unity that is recovering and that for him is the priority of priorities: consideration, my The objective is to unite the country, the era of violent political dialogue must end ”. Then he assures that he will never use the Department of Justice “as a personal tool” to investigate and in some way punish Trump: “This is what I would do,” he added.

The president-elect, on the other hand, seems to permanently close the door to the entry into the government structure of two symbols of the progressive democratic left, Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizaberth Warren: “We must be very careful to remove important personalities from Congress. “.

Biden then explained how “the transition has started” and how at this point everything seems to be going in the right direction, with the White House giving the green light to the president-elect’s access to daily briefings, from security to Covid emergency. . “We are already attending the briefings and we are already having working meetings with the White House Covid team, and we are discussing not only how to distribute the vaccine but also how to make it available to all.”

Biden, who has already initiated contacts with Anthony Fauci’s team, then added that he hopes the vaccine will arrive before its inauguration and clarified how, for him, priority will be given to personnel fighting on the front line against the pandemic and schools.

Meanwhile, Trump, who still does not want to give up the victory, would be willing to forgive his friend and former national security adviser Michael Flynn, involved in Russiagate and pleaded guilty to having lied to the FBI about his contacts with some Russian diplomats during the transition. between the Obama and Trump administrations in 2016.