US election: Trump concedes defeats, says there will be orderly transition
- After months of back and forth, the American president, Donald Trump, has promised a smooth transition on January 20
- The assurance, given on Thursday, confirmed the embattled president might have conceded defeat
- Trump, however, maintained he "totally" disagrees with the outcome of November 3 presidential election
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President Donald Trump has finally made a u-turn, with the US president promising on an orderly transition of power on January 20.
The embattled and enraged president made this known in a statement he released on Thursday, January 7, after Joe Biden, 78, was officially certified as the next president of the United States.
Trump, however, maintained that he "totally disagrees with the outcome of the election", adding that he will pursue justice even after leaving office.
This was disclosed by Dan Scavino, White House deputy chief of staff for communications and director of social media, in a tweet.
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Trump lost the November 3 presidential election to former vice president and senator Biden in a development that has been generating a violent reaction from the incumbent president's camp.
The tweet read:
Things had taken an unexpected turn when the Capitol which is the US congress seat was on Wednesday, January 6, attacked by supporters of President Trump in what led to the death of four people as multiple injuries recorded on both law enforcement officers and protesters.
The Senate was about to certify Biden of the Democratic Party's win in the November 3 presidential polls when the seat of the congress was breached by the pro-Trump supporters, leading to the evacuation of the lawmakers.
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Meanwhile, Marc Short, the chief of staff to the outgoing vice president, Mike Pence, has been banned from entering the White House following the VP's refusal to overturn Joe Biden's win.
Trump has been delusional with his claims of victory as the US president is continuing wielding all the state instruments to stop Biden's inauguration.
Pence, in a letter, addressed to the congress, had said he has no authority to block Biden's victory, a development that has left Trump fuming and ranting on his social media page.
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