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(CNN) President Donald Trump is now learning, in the words of his Rolling Stones campaign anthem, that he can t always get what he wants. Sen. Mitch McConnell, on the other hand, usually does.
The Republican Senate majority leader chose Tuesday, the day after the Electoral College affirmed President-elect Joe Biden s victory, as the moment to pull the floor out from under the defeated President. He belatedly congratulated his old Senate colleague 38 days after his election victory that Trump still denies.
Putting his authority on the line, McConnell also asked his Senate colleagues not to stage any stunts when Congress meets for a joint session to ratify the election on January 6, effectively crushing the President s hopes of an 11th hour reprieve, CNN reported.
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Biden And Harris Will Take Oaths On Capitol Stage Next Month Joe Biden s planning committee for the first time stated definitely Tuesday that he will be sworn in to office on the west side of the Capitol, the location that has been used in recent years, and he will give an inauguration address from the platform.
Updated: December 16, 2020 8:04 am IST
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris will be sworn in to office on the steps of the Capitol next month.
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President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris will be sworn in to office on the steps of the Capitol next month, but those who are planning his inauguration are urging Americans to stay at home and limit gatherings during the event.
From Kamala Harris to Vivek Murthy - Indian Americans in Joe Biden s team Updated Dec 17, 2020 | 00:36 IST
Indians make up almost 1.5% of the total population in the US but when it comes to US President-Elect Joe Biden s administration, Indians seem to be at the forefront! Joe Biden | Photo Credit: AP
Indians make up almost 1.5% of the total population in the US but when it comes to US President-Elect Joe Biden s administration, Indians seem to be at the forefront!
Starting off with his running mate Kamala Harris who will be the first Indian, Asian American & a woman to become the Vice President of the United States.