Washington:
Donald Trump will become the new President of America on January 20, but his harsh attitude against President Joe Biden continues. Now he has accused President Biden of making the transfer of power difficult. The newly elected President made this allegation citing the example of the Biden administration’s executive orders on climate and other administrative issues in recent days.
“Biden is doing everything he can to make this transition as difficult as possible, from legal action to the Green New Scam and other money-wasting, expensive and ridiculous executive orders,” Trump said in a post on Truth Social. Are included.’
The President-elect said, “Don’t be afraid, all these ‘orders’ will soon end, and we will become a nation of common sense and strength.”
Along with Biden, Trump has also been very attacking on Canadian PM Justin Trudeau. When the Canadian Prime Minister announced his resignation, he sarcastically offered to once again merge Canada with America.
Let us tell you that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has resigned from the post of leader of the Liberal Party and the post of Prime Minister. However, he will remain on the post of Prime Minister until the new leader of the Liberal Party is elected.
Trump reiterated his proposal just hours after Trudeau’s announcement. On Truth Social, he said, “Many people in Canada would love to become part of the 51st state. The United States can no longer afford the huge trade deficits and subsidies that Canada needs to survive. Justin Trudeau Knew and he resigned.”
Trump further said, “If Canada joins the United States, there will be no tariffs, taxes will be greatly reduced, and it will also be completely safe from the threat of Russian and Chinese ships that are constantly circling them. How great it is together. There will be a nation.
Trump has been aggressive on Trudeau since his election victory. He has earlier also made fun of him by calling him the Governor of the great state of Canada.
The newly elected President has also announced that he will sign orders on the very first day of his assumption of office in January, under which a 25 percent tariff will be imposed on all goods coming from Mexico and Canada. This will remain in place until they stop the flow of illegal immigrants and drugs, especially fentanyl, from their countries into the US.
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