Sleepy Biden Reveals the Surprising Offer He Made to Trump After Election Win

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On Wednesday, it was reported that President Joe Biden made a phone call to congratulate former President Donald Trump on his victory in the presidential election. An invitation was extended by Biden for Trump to visit the White House to facilitate a smooth transition.

A statement from the White House indicated that Biden expressed a commitment to a seamless transfer of power, emphasizing the importance of fostering unity in the nation.

Confirmation of the meeting’s scheduling was provided by Trump campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung, who stated that the meeting would take place shortly. Cheung also noted that Biden’s call was appreciated by Trump, who anticipated their forthcoming discussion.

Biden’s outreach included a call to Vice President Kamala Harris, during which her historic campaign was praised. Following Harris’s Wednesday address to the nation, a statement from Biden commended her as a tremendous partner and public servant filled with integrity, courage, and character. It was emphasized by Biden that, under challenging circumstances, Harris led a campaign that reflected a commitment to justice and opportunity for all Americans, guided by a moral vision.

Biden expressed that selecting Harris as his running mate was viewed as one of his best decisions, remarking that her story embodies the ideals of America’s narrative. He voiced confidence that her journey would continue as she advocates for Americans, particularly as a role model for future generations.

Former President Barack Obama also shared reflections on the election outcome, acknowledging factors that contributed to Harris’s loss. In a statement released on social media, Obama noted that global challenges such as the pandemic and economic pressures had created difficulties for democratic incumbents, and these headwinds were evident in the election results. Obama highlighted, however, that solutions are achievable if Americans uphold constitutional principles and democratic norms.

During October, Obama had campaigned nationwide in support of Harris, joined at events by former First Lady Michelle Obama. Obama also extended congratulations to Trump and Sen. JD Vance on their respective victories.

A separate concession call was reportedly made by Harris to Trump, confirmed by a senior aide, where congratulations were extended. Campaign manager Jen O’Malley Dillon shared with campaign staff that Harris had assured Trump of a peaceful transfer of power, expressing gratitude for the efforts made during the campaign.

O’Malley Dillon further acknowledged the dedication shown by the campaign team, noting that despite the challenging outcome, the mission to protect America’s values remains essential. It was conveyed that the work of safeguarding the nation from the impacts of Trump’s administration would continue with renewed purpose.

The Trump campaign also disclosed that during the call, Trump expressed appreciation for Harris’s strength and professionalism throughout the campaign. Both leaders reportedly agreed on the need to unify the country in the days ahead.

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