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Republican leader Mitch McConnell and members of the United States Senate declined to recognize Biden as president-elect on Monday and backed incumbent President Trump, calling for an investigation into the election results.
However, according to news networks The New York Times and Politico, McConnell and other Republicans did not accuse the Democrats of attempting “fraud” and “stealing” as Trump did. “In this general election, I didn’t contest it either. “We have a system for considering concerns,” McConnell said. “President Trump has 100% power to investigate allegations of violations and weigh his legal options.”
In his first public conversation after Biden announced his victory, McConnell congratulated the Republican senators and members of the House of Representatives who won the election and praised their victory as decisive. He then changed the subject, saying that what he had obtained so far was only a “preliminary” result of the vote count, and criticized the Democratic Party for asking Trump to accept the result.
McConnell asked everyone to stop preaching and say how the president should immediately accept the preliminary vote count. He also choked, those who said those words were those who had passed 4 years and still could not accept the results of the last elections. In addition, it supports Trump in filing a series of lawsuits in key states. Once the vote count in these states is reversed, Trump can win the election.
McConnell said this process will come to a resolution, and the US legal and political system will resolve any counts or litigation disputes. However, Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer immediately stated categorically that Biden won the election fairly and directly and pointed out that Trump’s proposal was extremely dangerous and caused great damage to American democracy. At the same time, he warned the leaders of the House of Representatives not to contribute to the flames. . He said “Republican leaders must clearly condemn the president’s words and work to ensure the peaceful transfer of power.”
However, no Republican leader has yet to do so, and only a few Republican senators have admitted Biden’s victory.
(Zhongshi News Network)
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