Washington: Outgoing US President Donald Trump never concedes defeat, but after the victory of Democratic candidate Joe Biden in the Presidential Elections, he now has only two options. Are: He either accept defeat in a dignified manner for the sake of the country or be expelled if he does not do so.
Despite Biden’s victory after four days of hard voting, Trump is still unwilling to admit that he has lost. He has made “baseless” allegations that the election was not fair and “invalid” votes were counted. He has spoken of taking legal action against it. Some of Trump’s closest allies are trying to persuade him to accept defeat in a dignified manner, but some Republican allies are unable to accept his defeat.
“Trump is not a loser,” Senator Lindsay Graham of South Carolina told a news channel. Mr. President, don’t give up. Fight hard. ” People close to Trump say that it is not expected that Trump will formally accept defeat, but at the end of his term he will vacate the White House from Beman.
Trump’s attempts to call the election unfair are being seen as an attempt to appease his ego and show his supporters that he is still fighting. Asked if the outgoing president would accept defeat, Roger Stone, a friend and adviser to Trump, said, “I doubt it.”
As a result, Stone said, “there will always be a cloud of doubt over Biden as president and half of the country will believe he was elected illegally.” Trump’s sons Donald Jr. and Eric have also appealed to their fathers to keep fighting and asked Republican leaders to stand with him.
Republican leader Andy Biggs has also advised Trump not to give up. Several aides to the outgoing president, including Trump’s senior adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner, have appealed to him to accept the results.
