‘It just seemed like a weight came off my shoulders:’ People celebrate Biden’s projected White House win in Delaware
People in Joe Biden’s home state of Delaware celebrated Saturday as the former vice president was projected to win the race for the White House. The Associated Press projected Biden to win the state of Pennsylvania and the presidential race.
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5ds agoPeople in Joe Biden’s home state of Delaware celebrated Saturday
as the former vice president was projected to win the race
for the White House.
The Associated Press projected Biden to win the state of Pennsylvania and the presidential race.
The Associated Press projected Biden to win the state of Pennsylvania and the presidential race.
“It just seemed like a weight came off my shoulders,” one supporter says. “It just seemed like all the weight we had on our shoulders have been lifted.”
They say that Biden will unite the country to come together as one.
They say that Biden will unite the country to come together as one.
Other supporters say they hope that Biden will address the COVID-19 pandemic when he gives his victory speech later today.
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