It seems to be getting clearer and clearer on the horizon, who is Donald Trumps Challenger in the U.S. election in November: Democrat Joe Biden has now apparently enough votes for the candidacy.

US-Democrat, Joe Biden is now regarded as the sharpest competitor of Donald Trump in the race for the presidency. Now has secured Biden, according to the required votes for the democratic presidential nomination . Most recently, he had criticized Trump repeatedly significantly .

Washington – The Democrat Joe Biden* has secured, according to the necessary votes for the democratic presidential nomination of his party. Thus, it can be regarded now as certain that he in the choice of the 3. November is going to compete for the Democrats against the Republicans, Donald Trump* . This seeks a second term in office. In the night to Saturday, Biden said that with the Successes in the recent primaries, he secured more than the required 1991 delegate votes for the nomination of the party.

US elections: Biden was already nominated as the candidate of the Democrats

As President, he will seek the Land promised after the polarizing years under Trump one, Biden. He will, in the Years of the economy and for equal opportunities> fight </strong , said the 77 -. Biden was last seen under President Barack Obama Vice-President.

Biden was after the departure of its competitors* already nominated as the candidate of the Democrats. Now he also has the necessary votes for the nomination – and likely win in the pending codes for sure yet.

The States of Indiana, Maryland, Montana, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and South Dakota, as well as the US capital of Washington were held on Tuesday primaries in the middle of the Corona*pandemic and persistent protests against racism and police violence in the country. Biden won this, as expected, everywhere. The next primaries are in accordance with previous planning on the 9. June in Georgia and West Virginia.

Biden has criticized Trump last owing to the death of George Floyd

Last updated Biden has criticised his competitors, Trump* in the case of the protests following the death of George Floyd* sharp . The African-American Floyd was in a brutal police operation in Minneapolis on may 25. May have been killed. Biden spoke to the demonstrators in his support and assured them to get involved for police reforms and against racism. There is a need for “long-overdue concrete measures” to ensure the “systematic racism” in the United States to an end, urged Biden in a guest article in the Los Angeles Times.

+ The protests continue nearly two weeks after the death of George Floyd in the United States – as here in Washington – more.©AFP / ROBERTO SCHMIDT

The Democrat promised, as President in his first 100 days in office, a Commission for police reforms . In addition, the Congress should act right now and of controversial police ban took methods, such as the bars at the festival . George Floyd was not to be just another Hashtag, wrote to Biden on Twitter. To columns instead of Trump, the country and “to incite hatred”, he would seek to heal the wounds of racism.

Also on Twitter, Biden wrote that Floyd’s last words “I can’t breathe”* (in German: “I can’t breathe”) in the United States and around the world echoing. “The President wants to put other words in his mouth, is contemptible,” – said in his Posting more. A trigger is a Statement Trumps at a press conference in the rose garden of the White house was. There, he announced a surprising fall in US unemployment figures and claimed that Floyd would be happy about it for sure.

Trump reaps for his handling of the Corona-pandemic criticism of Biden

Biden criticized Trump not only because of its handling of the protests, in which the President, with the use of the military threatened*. He accused Trump in addition, in the Corona-pandemic too late and the crisis is aggravated.

Also interesting: a Radio Interivew received Joe Biden last significant criticism.

*Merkur.de is part of the nationwide Ippen-Digital editors network.

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