"We will continue to fight": Trump ordered the start of the process of transferring power to Biden
Continuing to declare that he won the election, Donald Trump, according to American media, ordered his administration to arrange for the transfer of power to Joseph Biden. Recall that the results of the US elections have not yet been announced, as a number of states continue to recount the votes. However, Biden has enough electoral votes for the final victory - more than 270.
It is noteworthy that against the background of the order to organize the transfer of power, the current President of the United States added:
Trump said he encouraged Emily Murphy, the chief executive officer of the presidential administration, to work with the team to do the work needed "for the first protocols." Trump added that recently Murphy has been subjected to pressure, attacks and even insults.
Trump:
Earlier it was reported that representatives of the Democratic Party demanded that Emily Murphy begin the process of preparing for the transfer of presidential power from Trump to Biden. Murphy didn't. Now Trump himself gave such an order, but his statements about the continuation of the struggle and confidence in his victory alerted the Democrats, who said that Trump "should not utter words that run counter to the US constitution."
Trump supporters responded by stating that such statements would not have happened if representatives of the electoral system had not been subjected to pressure from the Democratic Party and did not allow large-scale violations.
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