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President Trump continues to claim victory over the 2020 U.S. elections after President-elect Biden was called the winner. Trump has accused the Democratic Party of widespread electoral fraud despite multiple failed legal actions.
Three sources close to the Trump administration told The Daily Beast that President Trump has spoken with his close advisers and confidants about a possible 2024 bid.
They also revealed how Trump could announce his replay to disrupt President-elect Biden’s first term in the White House.
Two of the sources told The Daily Beast that Trump, in the past two weeks, has entertained the idea of holding a “2024-related event” during the week of Biden’s inauguration.
They added that the president scoffed at the idea of possibly holding the event on Inauguration Day in January if his continued legal efforts to win the 2020 election fail.
Two sources also told the Daily Beast that Trump has privately bragged that he will still remain in the media attention even if Biden takes office.
They said this is because Trump believes the media will keep him in the limelight regularly as he gets ratings and those same outlets find Biden “boring.”
This comes amid other claims that the president is considering a presidential bid for 2024.
Trump would be constitutionally eligible to run for president of the United States again in 2024, as he has only served one term in the White House.
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Another poll by Politico and Morning Consult found that Trump would win the Republican presidential nomination in 2014 if he decided to run again.
On Thursday, Trump said he will leave the White House if Biden is formally confirmed as the next president of the United States.
Speaking to reporters at the White House for the first time since losing the election, Trump continued to refuse to budge.
He insisted that “this race is far from over.”
Voters in the United States will meet on December 14 to formalize the election results.
President-elect Biden is due to take office on January 20 of next year.
Biden leads the president with 306 votes to 232 under America’s electoral college system, giving him a huge victory over Trump.
Earlier this week, the president agreed to allow Biden’s team’s formal transition to begin after it had been delayed.
At the White House on Thursday, Trump said, “It’s going to be a very difficult thing to admit because we know there was massive fraud.”
However, allegations of fraud have been dismissed by independent electoral experts.
Trump is not required to compromise for President-elect Biden to take office.
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