George W. Bush tells Trump he must admit defeat because election ‘was fair’ – but president won’t back down
GEORGE W. Bush has told Donald Trump that he must admit defeat because the 2020 presidential election "was fundamentally fair".
The former president released a statement on Sunday to congratulate President-Elect Joe Biden and Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris despite their "political differences."
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"The American people can have confidence that this election was fundamentally fair, its integrity will be upheld, and its outcome is clear."
In another tweet he lashed out at the media, dubbing them "Lamestream media".
His tweet linked to a Breitbart article reporting that another county in Georgia is "encountering a glitch."
According to the report, the glitch has caused a slowdown in the tallying of thousands of votes.
Trump Jr later re shared a tweet slamming the alleged election fraud as "so broad they thought it would be undetectable."
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In a Twitter message she wrote: "The American people deserve fair elections.
Giuliani said he had facts of ballot fraud on the Fox News' Sunday Morning Features show with anchor Maria Bartiromo, who had several other allies on as guests urging Trump not to concede.
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Meanwhile, President to his Democrat rival.
The 22nd amendment states a president cannot be elected more than twice but does not specify that the terms must be held consecutively.