🔶 Barack Obama asked the Democrats to take action to make changes.
Barack Obama, the former president of the United States, in response to the victory of the Democrats in the mid-term elections, said that the election results show that the American people want leaders who, instead of creating divisions, will unite society and find practical solutions to the country's problems.
Obama wrote in a post on the X social network: "The American people sent a clear message tonight. He wants a policy that brings people together instead of dividing them."
Pointing out that Donald Trump will still be in the White House for two more years, he asked Democrats to use their electoral gains to promote change and prevent further damage.
The former US president also praised the successful Democratic candidates across the country, especially in states where the odds of winning in the past did not seem very likely. He also thanked the election officials and the volunteers of both parties for their assistance in holding the elections in an orderly manner and without problems.
Obama wrote in the last part of this message: "Now it is our duty to roll up our sleeves, make changes in all the areas we can do, prevent further damage and prepare the ground for the future."