US President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he would declare victory in the presidential election “only when there is a victory.”
“There is no reason to play. I see it as a very, very solid opportunity to win here. I don’t know how they rate the chances, “Trump said on” Fox & Friends “during a morning telephone interview, quoted by CNN as adding,” I think a lot of that has to do with the tremendous size of the crowd. “
“It’s been a great race, an incredible three weeks,” Trump said of his final campaign sprint, calling the final leg of his campaign exciting knowing it could be the last time he would run for president.
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As for his chances of winning the election, he said it is “a very strong chance of winning.”
He offered himself only a slightly optimistic forecast for victory: “a very solid chance to win.”
On the other hand, his Democratic counterpart and former Vice President Joe Biden will claim victory in a nationwide speech followed by major transition announcements as soon as major media organizations declare him the mathematical winner of the 2020 presidential race.
Sputnik cited an Axios report that said: “If the news organizations declare Joe Biden the president-elect mathematician, he plans to address the nation as its new leader, even if President Trump continues to fight in court.”
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The report said: “Biden’s advisers based the strategy on a ‘lesson’ learned from the 2000 election, when Al Gore fell behind as George W. Bush declared victory in that disputed election, putting the Democratic candidate on the defensive. while Bush acted as the winner. “
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Biden will most likely emphasize plans to combat the pandemic by highlighting a future role for the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Anthony Fauci, whom Trump has threatened to fire, according to the report, as reported by Sputnik. .
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