Atlanta (USA), June 27 (EFE).- Former US President Donald Trump (2017-2021) committed this Thursday to respect the result of the elections on November 5 “only if they are fair, legal and good “.
In that case, he will respect that result “without a doubt,” he said in his first debate with the current president, Democrat Joe Biden, against whom he already faced off in the 2020 elections.
“I would have much preferred to accept those, but the fraud and the rest were ridiculous,” he said of the previous elections, which led to an assault on the Capitol in January 2021 by Trump supporters while Biden’s victory was being certified precisely because of the doubts instigated around its conduct.
Trump stressed that on this new occasion he was not even going to appear until he saw “the terrible work” of the Biden Administration, which in his opinion “is destroying the country.”
The Democrat, in turn, doubted that his predecessor would accept an eventual defeat: “I would be surprised, because you are such a whiner. You can’t stand losing,” he stressed in this constant exchange of reproaches between the two. EFE
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