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Kayleigh McEnany, White House Press Secretary, has repeatedly referred to an alleged “electoral fraud” – of which there is no evidence – and claims President Trump will win the election – which Joe Biden recently won. When asked if Trump would be there for the inauguration in early January, McEnany initially avoided an interview with US broadcaster Fox Business: “That’s a lot of steps forward at this point, we’re talking January, and the president Trump believes he will. ” He will be president and will have a second term, ”McEnany said. When asked, he said: “I think the president will attend his own inauguration.”
Trump sees himself as a victim of systematic electoral fraud, there is no evidence of this, and he does not acknowledge his defeat. After the AP news agency and Fox News television station declared Joe Biden the winner early on in Arizona, stations NBC News and CNN did the same on Thursday night (local time). Overall, the Democratic Party candidate has been chosen as the winner of the election, with 290 votes for the December 14 election meeting. 270 of these voters are sufficient for the majority.
So far, electoral authorities have reported no major wrongdoing in a single US state. On Thursday, high-ranking representatives of the US electoral authorities resolutely rejected the fraud allegations in a joint statement: The November 3 elections were “the safest in US history.”
