WASHINGTON: Donald Trump is still not ready to accept his defeat after the US presidential election. He acknowledged Biden's victory by tweeting for the first time on Sunday, but on Monday he reiterated that he had won the November 3 presidential election.
However, the tweet was flagged off by a social networking site saying, "Official sources have commented differently on this election." Trump of the Republican Party wrote on Twitter reiterating the false claims of election fraud, saying, ‘He won the election because the election was rigged.
The 77-year-old former vice president was declared the winner of the election after Biden won more than the required 270 votes out of 538 electoral college votes by the mainstream media last week. Biden received a total of 306 electoral college votes. Despite this, Trump refused to concede defeat in the election, saying that he had won the election.
Republican Donald Trump has 232 electoral votes and has challenged election results in several states, including Pennsylvania, Nevada, Michigan, Georgia and Arizona. He has also called for a recount in Wisconsin. They have made claims in the main provinces but have not provided any evidence to support their fraud claims.
Meanwhile, Robert O'Brien, the national security adviser to US President Donald Trump, has promised a "very professional transfer of power" to President-elect Joe Biden. In an interview, O'Brien acknowledged that there are many challenges facing Trump in court. "If Biden-Harris is the winner, there will be a very professional transfer of power," O'Brien said.
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