Biden tells Democrats to keep the faith after Trump landslide: ‘Defeat does not mean we are defeated’

A brown Biden celebrated what he dubbed” a traditional administration” and pledged a smooth shift in January in his first speech since Election Day in the White House rose garden. He nevertheless acknowledged the popular demise and pleaded with Democrats to rise up and maintain momentum.

” Setbacks are obvious, but giving up is terrible … A battle does not mean we are defeated”, Biden said. ” We lost this challenge. The America of your goals is calling on you to rise again. &nbsp,

” The British study survives. We’re going to be Fine, but we need to be engaged. We need to keep going. And above all, we need to keep the faith.”

Liberals are considering what went wrong and are considering how they lost so much to Trump. A more prevalent view is that he should have dropped out much sooner to allow for an open key, despite Biden’s persistent assertion that he might have won the presidential contest had he remained at the top of the standings.

He chose to address those issues in his six-minute conversation, just praising Vice President Kamala Harris and promising that his group would keep fighting.

He pledged to work with Trump to bring about a peaceful transition and said,” You ca n’t love your country only when you win.

Following a fatal debate on June 27th, Biden finally resigned from office. He will end his 52-year reign in Washington when he steps down on January 20.

He described Harris as a common servant and a lover.

” She ran an exciting campaign, and all got to see something that I learned earlier on to value so much — her personality,” Biden said”. She has a foundation like a hammer. She has tremendous figure, real character. She put forth all of her efforts, and she and her whole team should be proud of the plan they conducted.

The president tried to send a cheery concept to team members and Cabinet members as they were seated before him in the Rose Garden because they all will leave their jobs on January 20.

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Biden made a point of congratulating Trump and promising a clean shift, which was denied to him when he took office four years ago, in a stark contrast to Trump.

” I will complete my work as chairman,” Biden said”. I’ll meet my vow, and I will respect the Constitution on Jan. 20. There will be a peaceful transfer of power in America. To all our outstanding workers, followers, Cabinet people, all the people who have been hanging out with me for the last 40 years — God like you.