Despite the fact that a few key battleground states are still tallying up their remaining votes, the United States 2020 presidential election is all but cut and dry — former Vice President and Democratic nominee Joe Biden has won the White House. States can keep counting until the cows come home, but there’s simply no denying what the numbers show. And the numbers show that Donald Trump has no clear path to victory and a second term in the presidency. At this point, it’s just a waiting game — Waiting on states to get enough numbers tabulated that networks can make the call without a nuclear fit from the President.
And while Donald Trump and his team are still very clearly in denial about these facts, it seems that some of his fellow (for now) world leaders are happy to accept the result of the American people’s voice.
Fiji’s Prime Minister, Frank Bainimarama, made as much clear when he took to his Twitter account today to express his praise and congratulation to the soon-to-be President-Elect Joe Biden, calling on him to work together on climate change, an issue that is very prominent in his country.
“Congratulations, @JoeBiden,” he wrote. “Together, we have a planet to save from a #ClimateEmergency and a global economy to build back better from #COVID19. Now, more than ever, we need the USA at the helm of these multilateral efforts (and back in the #ParisAgreement — ASAP!)”
Congratulations, @JoeBiden.
Together, we have a planet to save from a #ClimateEmergency and a global economy to build back better from #COVID19.
Now, more than ever, we need the USA at the helm of these multilateral efforts (and back in the #ParisAgreement — ASAP!) pic.twitter.com/mhX9HWR5HI
— Frank Bainimarama (@FijiPM) November 7, 2020
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Biden has long been campaigning on the platform of rejoining the Paris Climate Agreement, promising to reverse the Trump administration’s reckless decision to pull out of the crucial climate agreement.
We’re with you, sir. Only a few more weeks.
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