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congrats to joe (and kamala) and goodbye to the silliest clown in the lineup since washington...Democratic candidate Joe Biden is now set to defeat Donald Trump after projections showed Biden winning over 270 electoral votes. However, the Trump team says the election is "far from over." Follow DW for the latest.
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Americans will soon hear their next president claim victory. But, in a tradition that dates back more than 120 years, the concession speeches made by defeated presidential candidates have often been just as iconic. Over the last century, dozens of presidential hopefuls have made their speeches with grace and humility, leaving their supporters with memorable last words. History of the concession speech"Here's the way I see it," former president George HW Bush said when it became clear he had lost the 1992 US election to Bill Clinton. "The people have spoken and we respect the majesty of the democratic system. "I just called Governor Clinton over in Little Rock and offered my congratulations … America will always come first, so we will get behind this new president and wish him well." His gracious words and call for unity after a feisty election campaign against the smooth-talking upstart from Arkansas were seen as admirable, but by no means unusual. The tradition of the concession speech first began as a courtesy rather than any kind of legal requirement. Read more: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-11-07/trump-is-not-going-quietly-but-these-presidential-candidates-did/12854460 Yep, many Americans will remember Donald with tears in their eyes... Tears of pain...
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Morrison congratulates ‘great friend’ Biden on presidential win...
Australian political leaders have rushed to congratulate Joe Biden on his presidential election win, with Scott Morrison saying he looked forward to working with the President-elect on COVID, economic recovery, and climate change.
Mr Biden has claimed victory in the American presidential contest, with projections from multiple media networks including CNN, Fox and AP that the Democrat will win the Electoral College count.
President Donald Trump has refused to concede, saying “this election is far from over” and flagging further court challenges on dubious and baseless claims of vote-rigging. In a tweet early on Sunday morning (AEDT), Mr Trump again falsely claimed “I WON THIS ELECTION, BY A LOT!”
But congratulatory messages from world leaders have nonetheless been flowing in for Mr Biden. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison logged on just before 8am (AEDT), wishing Mr Biden and his vice president Kamala Harris “every success in office”.
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https://thenewdaily.com.au/news/2020/11/08/morrison-congratulates-great-...
a chinese haha...
Within mere minutes of major US networks in what appeared a coordinated effort declared Joe Biden President-Elect the official newspaper of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party issued it's first reaction which took the form of gleeful mockery.
"HaHa," tweeted the People's Daily, the largest state-owned newspaper in China. Two laughing emoji were also included in the message.
Clearly gloating as well as trolling President Trump who has waged a trade war and pressure campaign against Beijing that has plunged Sino-US relations to the lowest state since the Cold War, state-run People's Daily retweeted Trump's Saturday morning declaration asserting he had won "by a lot" - but with the following:
The tweet was issued just as the wires, including AP, projected Biden as winner of the 2020 presidential election.
Clearly Beijing is eager to not only have the "last laugh" but to rub it in as much as possible.
The Associated Press along with others had previously reported the unsurprising view of leaders in China - that they were outright rooting for a Biden victory, pinning hopes on a change of administrations greatly easing tensions centered on trade, security, and technology.
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