While the Biden team is not waiting around, and has begun naming task forces and working to assemble a government, the formal process cant begin until the head of the General Services Administration signs a letter to kick it off. He is without question the most powerful voice in our party. The first stage of the presidential interregnum, from Tuesday night through Saturday, was the slow but inexorable march toward Joe Biden being declared the winner of the presidential race. Former Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney predicts that Trump will concede gracefully if he loses, which ignores the fact that Trump has already lost, and that he has seldom, if ever, acted with any grace in his political career. As of this morning, no one from the Republican leadership -- in either chamber of Congress -- has said a discouraging word about the incumbent's autocratic efforts, which will only discourage their members from stepping up and speaking out.
Someone has said that Donald Trump will supposedly concede to the victory.
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Someone has said that Donald Trump will supposedly concede to the victory .
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