President-elect Trump sent out an untraditional Thanksgiving message on social media early Thursday morning.
“We give thanks to all those who have worked hard to destroy our country, but have failed miserably, and will continue to fail, because they The great people of our country have delivered a landslide victory to those who want to make America great again!” I wrote In real social.
He added, “Don't worry, our country will soon be a respected, productive, just, and strong country, and you'll be prouder than ever to be an American.'' Sho!” he added.
The words came less than a month after he secured a second term over Vice President Harris on Election Day. Days later, the Democratic nominee conceded, with Harris and President Biden pledging a peaceful transfer of power in January.
After his victory, the president-elect declared in a speech at the Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida that the country had given him an “unprecedented task.”
“This is a moment like no one has ever seen. Frankly, I think this was the greatest political movement in history,” Trump said of his return, adding, “Nothing like this has ever happened in this country. This has never happened before,” he said.
“And now its importance will reach a new level as we will be helping the country recover,” he added.
Trump has largely stayed out of the public eye since declaring victory in the election, perhaps enjoying a honeymoon period as headlines surrounding him continue to be positive. He is also busy filling out the list of candidates for the next government, a topic that remains controversial.
Earlier this week, he signed a memorandum of understanding with the White House that will allow incoming officials to meet with current department officials before the inauguration.
Several nominees and appointees to the incoming administration have been the targets of bombings and “bashing” threats this week, officials said. President Trump has not yet commented personally on the threat, but transition press secretary and incoming press secretary Caroline Levitt said: Confirmed Report.
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana) called the threats “dangerous and unrestrained” and pressed the Biden administration to condemn the incident.
