Biden boasts that there was no Republican “red wave” in the elections, but he understands the US’s frustration.

The president of United States, Joe Bidenboasted this Wednesday that, contrary to what some polls and analysts predicted, there was not a “red wave” of the Republican Party, but said that he understands the frustration that some of the voters have expressed at the polls.

“I think it was a good day for democracy and I think it was a good day for the United States”began by saying Biden after Tuesday’s elections, where media projections give very tight results for Democrats and Republicans in both houses of Congress, with a slight advantage for conservatives.

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In a press conference at the White HouseBiden vindicated the optimism he had shown throughout the campaign and assured that the Democrats had a “strong” performance by managing to hold onto some of the most contested seats and mitigating a “red wave”, the color associated with the Republican Party in the United States.

Although the results are not yet known, he promised to work with the Republican opposition and said he understood the discomfort that some Americans expressed at the polls.

Voters are clearly still frustrated, I understand. the president asserted.

With the scrutiny already well advanced, it is not yet known which formation will control the Lower House and the Senate, now in Democratic hands.

However, it has become clear that there was no Republican “red wave”, as pointed out by several polls and analysts who spoke of the possibility that the conservatives would prevail by wide margins over the Democrats, both in the Senate and especially in the House. House of Representatives.

Source: Elcomercio

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