“Trump, you’re fired” on the White House wall … Champagne party

On the 7th (local time), when CNN broadcast live the United States presidential election process, calling Democratic Party presidential candidate Joe Biden as the next president-elect, slogan for anti-racism protests, ‘Black Lives Matter (Black Lives Matter) ‘Citizens of Biden’s defense cheering with champagne in a square in Washington, the capital. Washington = AP Newsis

“You are fired!”

On the 7th (local time), President Donald Trump, upon returning to the White House, waited at the north wall with a banner and a picket written like this. Supporters of President-elect Joe Biden gave him back what President Trump regularly wore on the “Apprentice” reality show.

The day news was announced of the election of the Democratic Party presidential candidate, Biden, Washington, which is regarded as a garden for the Democratic Party, was filled with cheers. By the time the American media announced candidate Biden’s victory, cheers and applause broke out in city apartments, and the cars improved. Supporters threw champagne into the streets late into the night and celebrated by waving bells or banging pots. In Washington, 93.3% of voters voted for Biden in this election.

New York, where Democratic support is strong, has turned the city into a festive environment. Hundreds of citizens spontaneously flocked to Times Square to dance and share joy. In an apartment in the Queens area, people were shouting ‘Biden’ on the deck and singing or cheering. The streets were full of citizens who carried wine or champagne during the day. Pop stars like Lady Gaga and Beyonce also posted congratulations on social media. The New York Times (NYT) said: “Candidate Biden, who promised to restore a state of unity and a political state to deal with the serious health and economic crisis, has been elected.” I rejected it. “The Washington Post (WP) noted that” the body of women and minority voters was the driving force behind Biden’s victory, as they rejected the divisive and harassing President Trump. “Regarding the victory of the Vice President-elect Kamala Harris pointed out that the country’s first woman, the first non-white and Asian vice president, was born as the daughter of Jamaican and Indian immigrants. Former President Barack Obama, who had an active support campaign during the campaign, made a statement the day and congratulated Biden’s victory, saying, “I can no longer be proud.” “If all the votes are counted, Biden and Harris will win a historic and decisive victory,” he said. “At a time when challenges like Corona 19 , economic and racial inequality and the crisis of democracy were struggling, Biden’s qualified presidential candidates. Glad to be admitted to the company. ” Former President Bill Clinton also posted congratulations on Twitter, saying, “Democracy has won.” Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who was defeated by President Trump in the 2016 presidential election, wrote on Twitter that “the results of this election are making history, a break from Trump and opening a new page for America.” In a statement, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in a statement: “The dawn of a new day for America has dawned” and “a historic victory that gives Democrats the power to act.”

Cindy McCain, wife of Arizona Senator John McCain (who died in 2018), who publicly supported Biden’s candidate earlier this year, said in an interview broadcast on the 6th when Biden’s victory was expected: “It will be.” She said, “my husband will be proud of the situation now.” Arizona is a Republican garden, but it played a big role in the election by throwing more votes for Biden, who was close to Congressman McCain.

Black human rights groups also welcomed Biden’s victory. “Biden’s election is the beginning of change,” said Martin Luther King III, a black human rights activist, son of Pastor Martin Luther King (1929-1968).

Journalist Jo Jung-yeop [email protected] / New York = correspondent Yoo Jae-dong