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Donald Trump’s wife, Melania, asked her husband to admit defeat, CNN reports.
At the same time, several of the president’s allies continue to urge him to refuse.
– Do not admit the loss of the election, Mr. President. Fight hard, Sen. Lindsey Graham told Fox News.
Donald Trump has yet to admit defeat. Instead, for the past 24 hours he has continued to claim that the elections were rigged in one way or another. No evidence has been presented.
In the immediate circle of the president, two different promotional campaigns appear to be underway. Some want Donald Trump to come out and admit defeat, while others urge him to wait and use all available means first.
Family: Give up
According to sources from the television channel CNN, among others, both the president’s wife, Melania Trump, and his son-in-law, also a close adviser, Jared Kushner, have asked him to recognize the electoral defeat. But no one in the absolute proximity of the president has yet issued a public defeat.
Photo: Andrew Harnik / TT
Donald Trump with his son-in-law Jared Kushner.
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Melania Trump is said to have urged her husband to admit defeat.
The demands of the other group have been much stronger.
– Do not accept the media statement that Biden is the winner. Fight back, “South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham told Fox News.
According to him, there is evidence that the dead voted and that computers exchanged Republican votes for Democratic ones. However, these have not been submitted.
Divided among Republicans
Republicans like Senator Ted Cruz and Kevin McCarthy, leaders of the House of Representatives, believe it is too early to decide who won the election. Your requirement is to count each “legal vote” first, to perform each recalculation, and to decide all legal matters.
The president’s sons, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, have also written multiple Twitter posts about voter fraud in the past 24 hours.
Other top Republicans, including former President George W Bush and former presidential candidate Mitt Romney, congratulated Joe Biden and denied Trump’s allegations of voter fraud.
“You are wrong to say that the election was rigged, corrupted and stolen,” Romney said in a statement.
Played golf
Donald Trump himself has not appeared in front of the cameras since Joe Biden was named the winner of the election. The president was on the golf course when news of Biden’s victory came. There, Trump was seen posing for photos with a newly married bride and her bridesmaids.
“Have a good life,” the president told the group before disappearing, according to the Daily Mail.
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