On Saturday, Donald Trump again pushed the idea that he will not leave peacefully if he loses the election this year.
Talking to a crowd in Ohio on Saturday, Trump said the following:
“Then they talk about, if you lose will this be a friendly transition. And I said, ‘let me answer your question: When I won did they give me a friendly transfer?’ They spied on my campaign. They did all this stuff. That was not a friendly transition.”
A peaceful transfer of power is the hallmark of a stable democracy, which is why so many leaders ask about it. When Trump was elected, there were protests, but a war never broke out and his supporters weren’t attacked or killed at his inauguration.
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Trump’s claims that his campaign was spied on still hasn’t been proven. In fact, PolitiFact has called this claim false.
Take a look at his remarks below:
Trump is still teasing that if he loses, he might not acquiesce to a peaceful transition of power pic.twitter.com/tdIA1kXdzB
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) October 24, 2020
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