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Joe Biden did not deliver a victory speech on Friday. In a short speech at his home, the Democratic presidential candidate was confident. Once again, he asked his followers to remain calm.
Joe Biden managed without the planned fireworks. But when the Democratic presidential nominee spoke shortly before 11 p.m. in his hometown of Wilmington, Delaware, he was sure of victory. “We will win this race,” Biden said, because the numbers in the politically contested states of Georgia, Pennsylvania, Arizona and Nevada speak for themselves. In any case, he estimates that he will win more than 300 voter votes in the duel against Republican Donald Trump after all the votes have been counted, Biden said.
Given his leadership in major states, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden was confident of victory in a speech in his hometown on Friday night (local time).
Because he also obtained a clear majority of all votes cast, he has a “mandate for action,” a “mandate for action” to implement his plans in the fight against the corona pandemic, which again exceeded 1,000 in the US. Claimed deaths. He also wants to promote his economic and environmental ideas.
Biden wants to reconcile the country
The Democrat also explicitly mentioned the fight against “systemic racism,” while the likely future Vice President Kamala Harris – she would be the first woman and the first dark-skinned politician to hold this position – stood next to him and listened silently.
Biden again called on his supporters to remain calm, although three days after the presidential election there is still no clear result and the counting process is dragging on. He also promised that he would not allow Trump’s efforts to remove him from his leadership. The Democrat also said he would do everything possible to calm the heated weather in the country. The goal of politics shouldn’t be to provoke conflict, Biden said, but to solve problems.
Then after just under eight minutes, Biden stepped off stage with Harris into a room at the Chase Center in Wilmington, a multipurpose room. Some of his advisers applauded enthusiastically. Outside the hall they applauded hundreds of supporters who had spontaneously gathered after media reports circulated about an alleged victory speech.
Trump continues to seek legal strategy
Meanwhile, the Trump camp is still looking for a strategy to stop the vote count in those states where Biden claims victory. The president’s legal representatives achieved symbolic success on Friday. Samuel Alito, Supreme Court Justice, decided in a two-page interim decision to separately count those mail-in ballots that arrived at the polling stations after the polls closed on November 3 at 8 p.m. Due to the lack of Reliability of the U.S. Postal Service, a Pennsylvania court ruled that timely mail-in ballots should be considered valid if they reach the election authorities before 5:00 pm on Friday.
At the moment, Judge Alito did not respond to the request of the Pennsylvania Republican Party to stop the counting of these votes. Jay Sekulow, legal representative for Trump’s campaign team, spoke in a television interview of the “first” of many victories for the president. At least now the status quo has been preserved. Republicans say, among other things, that Philadelphia’s vote count is being misled. Sekulov did not present any proof of this.
