Washington.- The President of the United States, Donald Trump, returned this Sunday to his private golf club in Sterling (Virginia) and continued not to admit defeat in the November 3 elections, in which the Democratic candidate, the already elected president Joe Biden.
Hours after Biden delivered his win speech this Saturday from Wilmington, Delaware, Trump still avoided commenting on it.
Biden, who was former vice president between 2009 and 2017 with the then president Barack Obama, presented himself in that speech as the conciliatory leader who will seek to end polarization in the country.
Previously, Trump, who also spent the day practicing his favorite sport at his private club on the outskirts of Washington on Saturday, had insisted that the elections were “far from over” and promised a legal offensive against his complaints, without evidence, electoral fraud.
Historically, once media project the final result, after a few hours the defeated usually calls the victorious candidate to congratulate him.
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However, it seems that Trump, who has been characterized by not following the traditions Washington policies, he does not plan to admit defeat any time soon.
This morning, Trump continued to tweet his opposition to Joe Biden’s victory.
Beyond the crossroads of impeachments, cities where there is a Democratic majority, such as Washington, New York O San Francisco they became a whole party on Saturday, with rivers of people flooding their streets and shouting “Trump, you’re fired”, the mythical phrase that the tycoon pronounced on the television program “The Apprentice”.
The projection of Biden’s triumph came after almost four days of agonizing wait, as the states counted the record of ballots sent by mail in the elections with the most participation in the history of the country.
Meanwhile, according to CNN, First Lady Melania Trump has joined the growing chorus of the president’s inner circle and warns him that the time has come for him to accept the loss and concede it.
Earlier, it was reported that Jared Kushner, the president’s son-in-law and prominent adviser, according to Axios, told President Trump to seek “legal remedies” for the elections. CNN had previously reported that Kushner approached the president to grant the election.
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