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Trump has yet to acknowledge Biden’s victory
Trump: there will be no blockade under his administration – “whatever happens in the future”
There was only one moment during his speech when Trump at least hinted at doubts about his election victory. There will be no blockade on the United States under his command, said the president of the United States. Whatever happens in the future, time will tell. “Who knows which government will be in power in the future?” Trump said.
This is not a clear admission of defeat, but it also departs from his other claims that the election was rigged and that he won.
Trump: Vaccine Must Pass Very Very Quickly
According to incumbent President Donald Trump, the corona vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech will be approved “very, very quickly” in the US The vaccine effectiveness recently reported by manufacturers “far exceeds all expectations,” Trump said. Friday in the Rose Garden of the White House. The US government has already contractually secured the delivery of 100 million doses of vaccines and has the option of obtaining millions of doses more quickly, Trump said.
US broadcasters declare Joe Biden winner of US elections
Almost two hours before Trump’s planned appearance in the White House’s Rose Garden, the US media had declared that Georgia and North Carolina, the last two states in the US elections, were still to be decided. Joe Biden is expected to get a total of 306 votes and be sworn in as the next president of the United States on January 20.
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Donald Trump still does not officially acknowledge electoral defeats
So far, Trump has refused to admit defeat and has presented himself as the victim of massive electoral fraud. Trump’s lawyers have filed lawsuits in several states but have not provided any evidence of large-scale electoral fraud or errors. Several US officials announced Thursday that the November 3 elections were the safest in US history.
