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Trump ‘Concedes’ Defeat! Hints A ‘New Administration’ May Impose Lockdown In U.S
President of United States of America, Donald Trump has alluded to his losing the US election to arc-rival, Joe Biden in his latest speech.
BIGPEN understands Trump thinks a new administration different from his own, would emerge to impose a coronavirus lockdown in the U.S.
He spoke of this Friday, being his first public speech since Biden was projected as winner of the last Saturday presidential election.
Speaking at the White House Friday, Trump vowed not to impose a nationwide coronavirus lockdown, after one of Biden’s new advisers said earlier this week it may be the only option to tackle Covid.
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“But he then conceded that the decision may be out of his hands in the near future. Trump said: ‘This administration will not go to a lock down…who knows which administration it will be, time will tell.’ Biden is on course to take over from Trump in January, although Trump has yet to acknowledge this. The president then repeated his favorite justification for avoiding lockdowns, saying ‘the cure cannot be worse than the disease, according to metro.co.uk.
“Operation Warp Speed is unequalled and unrivalled anywhere in the world.’
Trump, who referred to Covid as the ‘China virus’ went on to make excuses for the surge in cases across the US, which some scientists have said is the third wave.