President Joe Biden has called Donald Trump to congratulate him on his sweeping election victory over Kamala Harris. In addition, he invited the Republican to the White House.
The 81-year-old commander-in-chief, who watched the astonishing results from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue on Tuesday night, is also planning to address the nation today.
Harris called Trump to officially admit her loss and urge him to ‘importance of a peaceful transfer of power’ just after 1:30 pm on Wednesday.
President Joe Biden also called Trump and plans to address the nation tomorrow after the shift of power.
Barbara Heineback, a former Carter White House staffer and the first black press office employee for the First Lady’s office, said she was disappointed with the ‘classless’ and ‘sore loser’ Democrat for waiting so long.
Harris’ camp said she will give a speech to supporters at Howard University at 4pm.
THE GREATEST COMEBACK IN HISTORY
Trump’s political comeback was hailed as the ‘greatest in history’ after the former president sealed a stunning return to the White House early Wednesday morning.
He successfully destroyed the ‘blue wall’ of traditionally Democratic stronghold midwestern states, securing wins in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania.
