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HOLDING THE ARMCHAIR STICK Trump: ‘Will I peacefully hand over power to Biden if I lose the election? We'll see...' In this election round, Trump indicated that he could try to challenge the election results in court, which is now taking on a new meaning. Writes: HinaPosted: September 24, 2020 8:58 am Donald Trump Donald Trump Mandel Ngan Facebook Twitter Messenger E-mail US President Donald Trump has refused to make a full commitment to a peaceful transfer of power following the November election, at a White House briefing on Wednesday. "We will have to wait and see what happens," Trump said in response to a reporter's question about ensuring a peaceful handover of power. The journalist asked the president: "If you win, lose or withdraw from the elections, will you commit yourself here today to a peaceful transfer of power after the elections?" After a very extensive response, Trump retorted that "power will continue." He first said, "We'll have to wait to see what happens." He then added: "(...) honestly, there will be no transfer of power, just a sequel." RELATED NEWS Donald Trump HE HAS SUPPORT IN THE SENATE Trump called the Democrats 'deception' and said: 'The results of the elections will be decided by the Supreme Court!' 'AND SHE KNOWS IT' Trump is not a fan of Meghan Markle: ‘I wish Harry good luck. He will need it! ' When Trump first ran for office in 2016, he pledged to accept the election results if they were clear and if he came out as the winner. Trump has indicated in this election round that he could try to challenge the election results in court, which is now taking on new meaning as he prepares to quickly fill a vacancy in the Supreme Court following Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death last week . The country has been rocked for months by riots sparked by protests against police brutality and racism as well as the reactions of Trump supporters. In current polls, Trump, a Republican, lags behind Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden. Facebook Twitter Messenger E-mail #Donald Trump #NOW # US Elections #Joe Biden Do you want to supplement the topic or report an error in the text? Show comments