Bush congratulates Biden on his victory in “fair” and “honest” elections

Bush said he spoke to Biden on the phone to congratulate him and said he offered the same thing as Trump and Barack Obama: “My prayers for your success and my commitment to help in any way possible.”

Former US President George W. Bush congratulated Democrat Joe Biden on Sunday 8-N on his victory in last Tuesday’s election, which he described as “fair” and “full”, and thanked him for “patriotic message” which he delivered in his acceptance speech on Saturday.

“While we all have our political differences, I know that Joe Biden is a good man who has earned the opportunity to lead and unify our country,” the 43rd president of the United States said in a statement.

“Americans can be sure that these elections have been essentially fair, that their integrity has been confirmed and their outcome is clear,” he added.

Bush said he spoke to Biden on the phone to congratulate him and said he offered the same thing as previous presidents Donald Trump and Barack Obama: “My prayers for your success and my commitment to help in any way possible. .

The Texan politician also wanted to acknowledge the great efforts of the Trump campaign, in which he stressed that he “won the vote of over 70 million Americans”, something he called “an extraordinary political achievement”.

He also spoke of the high turnout in the elections, which he said is “a positive sign of the health of our democracy and a reminder to the world of its strength”, noting that Trump has the right to demand a vote count and present appeal. legal, which will lead to “any unresolved matter will be duly judged”.

Bush, who also congratulated Senator Kamala Harris on being elected vice president of the country, insisted that the country “must unite for the sake of our families and our neighbors, and for our nation and its future”.

“There is no problem that it does not succumb to the joint will of a free people … We urge all Americans to join us in wishing the best to our next president and our next vice president as they prepare to take charge of theirs. important responsibilities “, resolved.