Donald Trump Finally Admits He Didn’t Win The Election

Donald Trump has been going through a tough time trying to re-establish himself in the popular media after his defeat against current POTUS Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential elections. While the former president had claimed that the elections were unfair, it seems he’s come to the same page as everyone else.

President Joe Biden recently reinstated the Juneteenth as a federal holiday, which is one of the many things he has been doing to undo the damage done by Trump in his 4-year term in the oval office.

After his loss in the election, Trump kept reinforcing the claim that the vote counting and many other things were fraudulent in nature, and that he was the actual winner.

Even when several fact-checks had confirmed that Biden won with 100% authenticity, Trump kept pushing his claims and said that he will get back into the office one way or another. His repetitive claims are what led to the Capitol Riots.

In a recent interview with FOX News, the former president has finally accepted and admitted to the fact that he indeed lost fair and square to the president elect Joe Biden.

We got ’em by surprise in ’16 and in ’20 we did much better than we did in ’16. Shockingly, we were supposed to win easily at 64 million votes and we got 75 million votes and we didn’t win but let’s see what happens on that.

However, the fact that he stated “let’s see what happens on that,” it’s unclear whether he still has some cards up his sleeves about a political game or not. Trump tried to set up his own online blog through which he would communicate with his followers, which got permanently taken down recently.