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KARACHI: Famous Pakistani celebrities have pleased as Biden was announced the winner of the presidential race in the US election 2020.
On a social media website, Armeena Khan deemed, “Harris’s election as a win for women all across. Congratulations Madam V.P! First woman in American History to do so. I love it when women break that glass ceiling. These ones”, she said.
Congratulations Madam V.P! First woman in American History to do so. I love it when women break that glass ceiling. #thisonesforwomeneverywhere https://t.co/LK9PkQYWj3
— Armeena ✨ (@ArmeenaRK) November 7, 2020
Renowned actress Mehwish Hayat while comparing the election to a five-day test match proceeded to congratulate her friends in America over the election results.
“Finally, after an election that seemed like a test match that after 5-days play was heading for a draw, we have a result! Congrats to Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and my American friends>,” she tweeted.
Finally after an election that seemed like a test match that after 5days play was heading for a draw,we have a result!Congrats to @JoeBiden @KamalaHarris &my American friends who’ve been waiting with bated breath for this day. Hope that it will signal some good news for all of us
— Mehwish Hayat TI (@MehwishHayat) November 7, 2020
“Who’s been waiting with bated breath for this day? Hope that it will signal some good news for all of us,” she added.
We cannot overlook the significance of #KamalaHarris being the first woman to be elected to the office of Vice President! You don't need to be American to appreciate what this means for women & especially for women of colour everywhere… Goosebumps about what the future holds!🙌🏻
— Mehwish Hayat TI (@MehwishHayat) November 7, 2020
TV personality Fakhr-e-Alam expressed similar sentiments as he congratulated his friends in the US. “Congratulations Number 46. Mr President Joe Biden and for all my friends…I told you so…” he said.
Congratulations Number 46…. Mr. President @JoeBiden
And for all my friends….I told you so… #2020Election #Election2020 #MakeAmericaGreatAgain
— Fakhr-e-Alam S.I & S.E (@falamb3) November 7, 2020
Singer Quratulain Baloch who currently resides in the US posted a photo of herself celebrating Biden’s win.
https://twitter.com/Quratulainb/status/1325327757174304773
Ushna Shah had a rather different approach to the whole situation. Commenting on the results she expressed her support for Democratic Party leader Bernie Sanders.
Should have been Bernie 😒
— Ushna Shah (@ushnashah) November 7, 2020
It is worth mentioning here Democrat Joe Biden had won the White House, US media said on Saturday, defeating Donald Trump and ending a presidency that convulsed American politics, shocked the world and left the United States more divided than at any time in decades.
The confirmation of victory of Biden, who at 78 will be the oldest American president, brings to a climax three days of post-election anxiety and uncertainty that followed one of the most bruising US presidential races in modern times.
The Associated Press declared Biden, whose vice president will be Kamala Harris — the first female to hold the post in America’s history, the winner on Saturday evening after he secured more than the crucial 270 electoral votes he needed to win the White House.
Kamala Harris also made history with her election as Joe Biden’s vice president, becoming the first woman, first Black American and first Asian American to win the second-highest US office.
Harris, 56, is widely seen as an obvious candidate for the Democratic Party nomination in 2024 should Biden, who will be 78 at their inauguration on January 20, decide not to seek a second term. She hasn’t weighed in publicly on such speculation.
Edison Research and the major US television networks on Saturday projected their victory, based on unofficial final results, even though the incumbent president, Republican Donald Trump, vowed to continue fighting in courts.
