Major news outlets sat in their silence after Kamala Harris canceled her Howard University speech on Election Night while Donald Trump seemed to be getting close to a significant authority. Despite being Republicans, past Wyoming member Liz Cheney, who supported Kamala Harris and his father, former vice president Dick Cheney, posted on X on Wednesday night and wrote All Americans are bound to accept the results of the votes.
” Our nation’s political system functioned next day and we have a new President-elect. All Americans are bound, whether we like the results or not, to accept the results of our votes. As members of the most important country on earth, we now have a special responsibility to do everything we is to defend and support our Constitution, uphold the rule of law, and ensure that our institutions remain strong over the next four years. Citizens across this state, our courts, members of the press and those serving in our national, state and local governments must now be the scaffolding of democracy”, Liz Cheney posted. Liz Cheney, a steadfast critic of Donald Trump, came out as a major figure in the Dems ‘ struggle against him because Trump called her a “war bird.”
Kamala Harris, her running partner Tim Walz, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton did never publish something on social media. Karoline Leavitt, the president’s regional press secretary, told Fox News early in the morning that neither Joe Biden nor Kamala Harris had conceded the vote. Karoline suggested that might have changed as early as this night, though.
Donald Trump’s estranged daughter Mary Trump, a Kamala Harris admirer, wrote:” I am so deeply guilty. I believed better of us.”
Republicans against Trump, another effective X control, wrote:” The first convicted criminal to serve as president of the United States”.
‘ On the verge of tears, muting broadcast ‘
The field at the Harris HQ last night was cheery when Donald Trump was about to win the election and the projection indicated there would be no close-fought contest. People were reportedly hardly holding back tears as they turned to songs on all the broadcast channels.
