Donald Trump Continued: Biden's Headquarters Confirmed Start of Power Transfer
US President Donald Trump ordered the start of the transfer of power. He wrote about this on Twitter.
He instructed the General Services Administration (GSA) and his team to “do what is needed” on the initial protocols to transfer power to Joe Biden of the Democratic Party. According to the American leader, he made such a decision “in the best interests of the country.”
At the same time, the owner of the White House expressed confidence in his victory. “Our cause is making good progress, we will continue to fight hard, I am sure we will win!” He hoped.
The head of state added that GSA chief Emily Murphy had been harassed, threatened and mistreated for “strong loyalty” to the United States. “I don’t want this to happen to her or the GSA employees,” Trump explained.
Earlier, CNN reported that the US federal authorities announced their readiness to transfer power to Biden. It was noted that this step was the first on the path of recognition by the Trump team of their own defeat in the elections.
On November 3, 2020, the next presidential elections were held in the United States. The counting of votes and the proceedings on this issue are still ongoing. According to the media, Biden received the necessary number of electoral votes to win, thus beating Trump. The democrat has already proclaimed himself the elected president of the United States. Trump, in turn, said that Biden was in a hurry to call himself the country's new leader.
