After a historic day starring the assault on the Capitol, the United States Congress ratified this Thursday the election of Democrat Joe Biden as president in the elections held last November. A decision that comes after the suspension for several hours of the session by the assault of the legislative headquarters of thousands of supporters of the outgoing president, Donald Trump. US Vice President, Mike Pence, has confirmed that Biden “has received 306 electoral votes” , by Trump’s 232, a day after debunking the president’s assertions about his supposed power to overturn the election result. Specifically, the United States Congress has made this decision shortly after the Senate and the The House of Representatives will reject the objections raised by a small number of staunch Republican Trump supporters to try to invalidate Biden’s electoral votes in the states of Arizona and Pennsylvania. Stephanie Grisham, the chief of staff of the first lady of the United States, as well as Three other members of the outgoing president’s cabinet have resigned after the escalation of tension on Capitol Hill in full cer tification of the electoral results of last November. The still vice president of the country, Republican Mike Pence, has resumed the session at 8:00 p.m. local time-02:00 a.m. in Spain- after more of three hours of siege with the will to certify the winner of the 2020 elections “following the laws and the Constitution of the United States.” Fissures in the Republican party “They have not won.”Thus began an unprecedented session in the history of Washington, which has opened important fissures in the Republican party, leading to several resignations in the last hours in Trump’s closest circle. According to CNN sources, Stephanie Grisham, the chief of staff of the first lady of the United States, as well as three other members of the outgoing president’s cabinet have resigned after the escalation of tension on Capitol Hill in full certification of the electoral results. However, this is not the only bad news for Trump. Several senators from his party have backed down and decided to support the certification of the election results that lead to Joe Biden as the winner. Senator Lindsey Graham has not endorsed the objection to the results of the state of Arizona, as neither have Mitt Romney – applauded by the Democrats after defending the legality of Biden’s victory – nor Senator Kelly Loeffler, among others . «We will complete the process in the correct way. We will follow our precedents, our laws and our Constitution to the letter, and we will certify the winner of the 2020 presidential elections, “said the leader of the Republican majority in Congress, Mitch McConnell. Thus, the US Vice President, Mike Pence, has confirmed that Biden “has received 306 votes” electoral, for the 232 of Trump, a day after debunking the assertions of the president on his supposed power to revoke the result of the elections.An “orderly transition” While the United States Congress has ratified the election of Democrat Joe Biden, the president of the United States, Donald Trump, has committed this Thursday to an “orderly transition”, although he has reiterated his “total disagreement” with the electoral results of last November. “Although I totally disagree with the outcome of the elections, and the facts support me, there will be an orderly transition on January 20,” Trump assured through a statement, in which he reiterated that “the it fights to ensure that only legal votes are counted. ‘ “This represents the end of the best first presidential term in history,” said the outgoing president despite the fact that this Thursday’s session resulted in four deaths and 14 injuries from the assault on the Capitol. In addition, he stressed that “it is only the beginning of the fight to make America great again”, referring to his slogan in the 2016 election campaign, ‘Make America Great Again’. Specifically, the statement was published by Dan Scavino, Trump’s social media adviser, after Twitter and Facebook accounts were blocked for his comments on the assault on the Capitol in which he described those responsible as “very people special”.
