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Prime Minister welcomes outcome of US Presidential Elections

This story was posted 2 years ago
9 November 2020
in Politics, PRESS RELEASE
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President-elect Joe Biden, and Vice-President elect Kamala Harris. Photo: CNN
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Prime Minister, Dr the Right Honourable Keith Mitchell, has welcomed the results of the United States presidential elections and has extended congratulations to President-elect, Joe Biden and Vice-President elect, Kamala Harris.

Commenting on the results, Dr Mitchell said, “There were some obvious challenges along the way, but I think ultimately democracy has prevailed and I extend congratulations to the Biden-Harris team on their victory. The win is particularly historic as it not only introduces a female Vice-President for the first time, but she is a woman of colour, with Caribbean roots. This is a win on many levels and in a world where we continue to work towards equality of the sexes, this is extremely significant.”

Since the 3 November election, the atmosphere has been very tense as the world waited with bated breath for the results. CNN’s Political Correspondent, Van Jones was moved to tears as he shared his thoughts on the win, during live coverage on Saturday.

Dr Mitchell also became emotional. He said, “I will admit that as I watched Van Jones on Saturday morning, I was also overcome with emotion and shed a few tears. This isn’t a simple win, there is so much more to this election victory. Like Van Jones said, it speaks to the endorsement of character as an important trait, it offers vindication for those who have suffered, and it provides hope for a better future. I too, am hopeful that our Grenadian brothers and sisters in the United States can experience that better future.”

Acknowledging that the split in the votes illustrates a deep divide among Americans, Dr Mitchell said he was very pleased to hear the President-elect speak of healing and rebuilding the American society and being a President for all Americans.

The Prime Minister has also welcomed the aggressive approach being taken by the President-elect to address the Covid-19 pandemic. He said, “It is important that all countries take decisive action to address the Covid-19 pandemic, particularly those like the United States where cases continue to skyrocket. With a growing number of our nationals returning home, as well as increasing tourist arrivals, this can have significant implications for us in Grenada. Therefore, I welcome the urgency with which President-elect Biden plans to address the issue.”

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  1. Jörgen Sammer says:
    2 years ago

    The most important with the election is to get rid of Trump. Right wing voters are in general lacking of moral.

    Reply
  2. We need to stop being lazy and build the country ourselves. says:
    2 years ago

    give us visas now!!! we want it! americans can come in our country but we cant go in theirs!!!! give us the damn visas now!!!!

    Reply
  3. James S says:
    2 years ago

    A Biden-Harris win has *not* been certified by the Electors of any State, and may never be legally certified now that the CIA whistle blower has come forward to expose Hammer and Scorecard.

    I see several possible outcomes. Either the Electors of various States will be bribed and/or blackmailed into voting Biden, or the vote of honest dissenting Electors will be ignored, effectively overthrowing the Electoral College, or the Supreme Court will invalidate the entire election.

    None of the outcomes will fix the damage that has been done by the CIA controlled mainstream media and Marxist billionaires. USA 1776 – 2020 RIP.

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