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“You know from George Washington that there has been a peaceful transition of power, and I think it’s important for it to continue, so of course I would,” he said at The Hill’s “Meet New Members” event. he was asked if Trump should attend the January 20 inauguration.
“The reality is when the outgoing president and the incoming president join, it is a unique moment. It’s a time when America respects both of them during the transition and it’s an important time, and I hope it happens. “
Issa is the latest Republican to indicate that Trump should attend the event, which means a peaceful transition of power. Sen. Lindsey Graham
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Issa is known to be close to Trump. He supported him in 2016 and was nominated to lead the US Trade and Development Agency, although he never received Senate confirmation for the position.
Trump refused to acknowledge his loss to Biden, even after the Electoral College earlier this week certified Biden’s victory in the White House race.
The president and his allies have launched a comprehensive legal campaign aimed at annulling the election, claiming that widespread electoral fraud has cost him re-election. However, virtually all trials have been expelled, including by some judges appointed by Trump, due to lack of evidence or the state.
Issam, entering the second stage of the Chamber, acknowledged Biden’s victory, telling moderators Bob Cusack
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Hill’s “Meet New Members” event was sponsored by Philips Morris International and Mastercard.