The joy of the Trumpists and the icy shower of Camp Harris
Shortly before 9 a.m. this Wednesday morning, the final result of the American presidential election has not yet been confirmed but there is no longer any doubt: Donald Trump is on the verge of winning his bet and returning to the White House for four years . For the MAGA troops, it's madness, and for Kamala Harris supporters who were gathered in Washington in particular, the headache is likely to last a very long time.
Shortly after 2 hours at the Republican HQ in Florida, the suspense slowly ended and the “Maga” let their joy burst forth. — Evan Vucci/AP/Sipa
Next to a police car's lights on, Donald Trump supporters chant near La Carreta restaurant in Miami, Florida. A state that the Republican won by a large margin. — Alberto E. Tamargo/Sipa USA
At the Frederick Douglass Memorial Hall in Washington DC, supporters of Kamala Harris deserted the premises as the evening wore on, leaving a landscape of desolation. — Timothy Wolfer/ZUMA Press Wire/Girl
At the Republican party in West Palm Beach (Florida), we toasted early in the evening. — Julia Demaree Nikhinson/AP/Sipa
The Harris-Walz ticket carried by this citizen will therefore not have held up against the Trump-Vance duo. — Ben Curtis/AP/Sipa
To celebrate the upcoming victory of his champion, this Donald Trump supporter dressed up as Spiderman around the White House. — Probal Rashid/ZUMA Press Wire/Sipa
By announcing late in the evening that Kamala Harris would not speak immediately, her advisor largely dampened the last hopes of the Democratic camp. — Timothy Wolfer/ZUMA Press Wire/Girl
This supporter and his hat had gotten ahead of the curve by announcing that Donald Trump, who was the 45th president of the United States, would also be its 47th. — Evan Vucci/AP/Sipa
At Howard University in Washington, the disappointment lives up to the expectations placed on Kamala Harris. — Susan Walsh/AP/Sipa
In West Palm Beach, fans took up a theme dear to Donald Trump: his “wall” against immigration. — Evan Vucci/AP/Sipa
The Obama couple's support for Kamala Harris was not enough to swing the tide on the Democratic side. — Aaron Schwartz/Kick USA
In Atlanta, Georgia, Trump supporters dressed to the nines while waiting for the verdict. — Robin Rayne/ZUMA Press Wire/Girl
