“Biden, you need a confidential briefing” … Republican lawmakers urged against Trump

Despite the dissatisfaction of the president of the United States, Donald Trump, there is a growing voice among Republicans that the next president-elect, Joe Biden, should receive a confidential briefing.

According to The Hill, NPR, CNN and others on the 12th (local time), several Republican senators publicly urged President-elect Biden to have access to security briefings in the event that, in addition to recognition of President Trump’s defeat in the presidential elections.

Republican Senator Chuck Grasley said, “I think that’s correct, especially when it comes to confidential briefings.” Sen. Mitt Romney also said, “I think the nation is in the best interest of receiving information.”

Senator James Rankford drew a line saying that Biden-elect did not believe he won, but insisted that “they must both receive confidential reports until they know who the real winner is.” After securing), declared victory in the presidential election on the 7th. President Trump is seeking a recount and legal response, alleging vote-by-mail fraud, and the US Federal Office of General Affairs (GSA) must officially confirm Biden-elect as the winner. Due to the delay in approval by the GSA, the Office of the Director General of the United States (ODNI) is not contacting Biden-elect.

Biden’s presidential camp is establishing a procurement committee and accelerating the takeover of the regime, regardless of whether or not President Trump won. The elect is also making phone calls with the leaders of various allies.

Biden would be helpful if he could get a briefing, but he wasn’t the headline yet, so he avoided giving a meaning because it wasn’t necessarily necessary.

However, there are concerns that the establishment of Biden’s national security strategy and up-to-date understanding of the current situation will be disrupted if he does not receive a briefing in a situation where he must deal with major foreign and foreign issues. security immediately from the day of his inauguration (January 20 of next year).

Republican Senators Lindsay Graham and Ron Johnson, who are pro-Trump, also announced that Biden-elect may receive a security briefing.

Senator Marco Rubio urged the GSA to act so that Biden can begin to officially take control of the regime, emphasizing that “we must be prepared for emergencies.”