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© News1 The Financial Times (FT) reported on the 12th (local time) that ruling Republican lawmakers who supported US President Donald Trump’s dissatisfaction with the election are showing little division.
There are not many outside Congress, but influential politicians are demanding the surrender of President Trump, and there are voices among lawmakers who should allow Joe Biden-elect to receive a briefing.
Ohio Governor Mike Dwine of the Republican Party admitted Biden’s victory in an interview with CNN.
Conservative Montana Secretary of State Cory Stapleton said on Twitter: “Montana and I support President Trump, but that time is up. Put your hat on, bite your lip and congratulate Biden. ” Both states are areas where Trump won the presidential election. Carl Rob, a former presidential strategist for George W. Bush, also said: “Election strategist. There is no evidence of cheating to reverse the result. “If you look at the difference between Pennsylvania and Michigan, the results won’t change,” he predicted.
Among Republican senators, opinions have been raised that Biden should receive at least one briefing.
According to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), in the Senate, President-elect Lindsey Graham, South Carolina lawmakers, Chuck Grasley, Iowa lawmakers, and Florida lawmaker Marco Rubio all said in the Senate that Biden was being it should allow access to information.
In the case of Oklahoma Congressman James Rankford, in a radio broadcast, he said: “If President Trump does not allow the briefing on Biden-elect, I will intervene. Even if you do that, it’s not something to lose. “
Republican Senate Representative Mitch McConnell said President Trump has the right to legally challenge the election results. However, he has not yet made any comments in support of the “electoral fraud” charge.
(Seoul = News 1)
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