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US President-elect Joe Biden called Trump’s refusal to admit defeat in the last election as vague, which would reflect negatively on Trump’s legacy during his tenure.
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| Joe Biden spoke about President Donald Trump’s inability to admit defeat. Photo: AP |
“Frankly, I think it was a shame,” Joe Biden said when asked to comment on President Donald Trump’s refusal to admit defeat in the November 3 presidential election.
“The only thing, how can I say this intelligently? I don’t think it helps the president’s legacy,” added Biden, who seemed to have chosen his words carefully. .
When asked if he had a chance what he would say to Donald Trump, Biden replied, “Mr. President, I’m looking forward to speaking with you.”
According to The Hill, the newly elected Democratic president of the United States has downplayed the impact of Trump’s refusal to support the transition to the new US administration.
Speaking to reporters in his hometown of Wilmington, Delaware, Biden said: “His unwillingness to admit that we won at this point did not affect our plans. I think the end and everything will come true on January 20, 2021 From now until then, my hope and expectation is that the American people know and understand that there has been a transition.
Biden said he spoke with several world leaders, including Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
“I told them America is back. We’re going back to the game. It’s not America alone,” Biden said, emphasizing a new approach to politics. foreigner under the next Democratic administration.
Biden was declared the winner of the presidential election by major news agencies after a vote-tallying process that lasted many days. In the end, he won victories in important battlefield states like Pennsylvania and Nevada.
However, some federal agencies have said that they will not begin working with Biden’s team on the presidential transition until the General Services Administration certifies Biden as president.
See also: 2020 US elections
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