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Trump has not appeared in public since Biden’s victory was announced.
Over the weekend, D. Trump went to a golf club near Washington multiple times, with no public events scheduled for Monday. He was also at the golf club on Saturday when it was announced that Biden had won enough votes for members of the Electoral College to win.
D. Short Monday’s agenda is empty.
The first lady of the United States, Melania Trump, asked her husband, Donald Trump, to admit defeat in the presidential election and thus join a growing chorus of votes in his immediate circle. Envoy, Jared Kushner and others who worked in the presidential administration called for recognition of the results a little earlier.
Following congratulations from leaders around the world, Biden and US Vice President-elect Kamala Harris announced that a special advisory team would report back to them on the status of COVID-19 in the country starting Monday.
At the time, Trump was due to file a series of complaints in court next week and his attorney, Rudy Giulian, said he would have “a lot of evidence of fraud.”
Biden’s transition website, BuildBackBetter.com, highlights four priorities for his team: COVID-19 governance, economic recovery, racial equality, and climate change.
The Kremlin and Beijing say they want to see the final results of the US presidential election. Neither Vladimir Putin nor Xi Jinping congratulated President-elect Joe Biden on his victory.
Estonian Interior Minister Mart Helme, Finance Minister Martin Helme and MEP Jaak Madison told Estonian radio TRE that the results of the US presidential elections were falsified and that Joe’s head of state Biden would usher in America’s recession. Helme announced her resignation on Monday.
Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid said she would convene the Defense Council in the coming days for such a speech.
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