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President of the United States, Donald Trump
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, has established conditions for the entry of the last winner of the presidential elections, Joe Biden, to the White House.
President Trump said that Biden cannot enter the White House unless he can show that the votes cast in the elections were legally obtained.
Trump wrote on his Twitter page: “Biden cannot enter the White House as president unless he can show that the 80 million votes he got were not fraudulent or illegal.”
He added that the large-scale fraud “occurred in Detroit, Atlanta, Philadelphia and Milwaukee.
The US president said it was clear that Biden “has a big unsolvable problem.”
Green light to transmit energy
A few days ago, President Trump gave the green light to begin the transfer of power process to the administration of President-elect Joe Biden.
Trump confirmed that he had given Emily Murphy, head of the Public Services Administration, the green light to proceed with handing over power to the Biden administration, despite her plans to continue filing legal claims.
“I would like to thank Emily Murphy from the Department of General Services for her commitment and devotion to our country,” she tweeted, noting that she was “harassed, threatened and abused.”
She added: “Our cause is moving forward strongly and we will continue the battle … and I believe we will win, but for the good of our country, I recommend that Emily and her team do whatever it takes regarding initial protocols and told her to my team to do the same. “
