Mulvaney Believes There Will Be a Peaceful Transfer of Power if Trump Loses
As votes continue to trickle in from the remaining battleground states, it may only be a matter of hours or days until the winner of the election is decided if the candidates’ standing in the battleground states stays…
As votes continue to trickle in from the remaining battleground states, it may only be a matter of hours or days until the winner of the election is decided if the candidates’ standing in the battleground states stays the same.
Former White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney was asked during an appearance on CNBC on Thursday what course of action he would recommend to President Donald Trump it appears that he has lost the election.
“I don’t think I’d have to make recommendations, cause I think I know what the president would do anyway,” he said, adding, “But, you asked the question, I’ll give the answer, which is I recommend that he accept a peaceful transition of power which I think he would do absolutely anyway.”
He continued to describe Trump as a fighter and predicted that his reelection campaign would fight “with everything they’ve got to the very end.”
“If the process runs and I expect it to run, and at the end of the process Joe Biden’s the president, you can absolutely guarantee a peaceful transition of power,” he added.