Biden says Trump's refusal to acknowledge defeat "is a disgrace"

The president-elect of the United States, Joe Biden, pointed out on Tuesday that the refusal of the current president, Donald Trump, to acknowledge his defeat in the presidential elections is “frankly, a shame.” However, Biden has indicated that, in the end , the transition of power will eventually take place and that Trump’s refusal to acknowledge the victory of the Democrat will not affect his plans in this regard. “First of all, we have already begun our transition,” he said in a wheel of the press, showing his “hope” that the American people “will know and understand that there has been a transition.” Also, he has been confident that Republicans will recognize his victory in the elections, projected on Saturday by the vast majority of the In this sense, Biden has indicated that “he does not believe there is a need” to take the judicial actions announced by Trump after the elections and that there is no “evidence” on electoral “fraud” denounced by the president, who “will be president until January 20.” In his opinion, the members and officials of the Republican Party who refuse to accept his victory in the elections are “intimidated” by Trump. Biden has appeared to assess the beginning of the case against the Affordable Care Act, popularly known like Obamacare, whose allegations have been presented this Tuesday before the Supreme Court of the United States. According to the president-elect, the case, which could dismantle the legislation, “is the latest attempt by far-right ideologies” to overthrow it. Biden has pointed out that the healthcare system “does not have to be a bipartisan affair” but rather is “a human affair.””Health care is an issue that has divided Americans in the past, but the truth is that Americans are more united than divided on this issue today,” he said, noting that it “affects every American family.” as reported by the CNN television network.