“Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (电阻) on Sunday condemned President Donald Trump’s refusal to concede the election to President-elect Joe Biden and bashed Republicans who have remained silent on the matter. Two weeks ago, Hogan appeared on CNN’s “State of the Union” and said he believed Trump would “do the right thing” and admit defeat. A day earlier, virtually all major media networks had projected Biden as the winner. Asked Sunday if he still feels that way, Hogan said he wasn’t sure. “I have confidence that on Jan. 20 the president-elect is going to be sworn in,” Hogan said. “But I’m not sure I could say that I’m confident that the president is going to do the right thing.” Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, 共和党人, says he is \”embarrassed that more people in the party aren’t speaking up\” regarding President Trumps’ refusal to concede https://t.co/jw5Aybp5N5 #CNNSOTU pic.twitter.com/wFNFsPP7bJ— State of the Union (@CNNSotu) 十一月 22, 2020 Trump met with Michigan lawmakers on Friday as part of his ongoing attempt to overturn Biden’s win. Trump is reportedly urging Republican-controlled state legislatures to send pro-Trump electors to the Electoral College. Michigan lawmakers appeared to reject Trump’s reported strategy on Friday, saying that the state’s electoral votes should go to the winner of the popular vote ― the state’s normal process ― which would be Biden. “I thought the pressuring of the legislators to try and somehow change the outcome with electors was completely outrageous,” Hogan said. “We used to go supervise elections around the world and we were the most respected, 你懂, country with respect to elections and now we’re beginning to look like we’re a banana republic,“ 他加了. Only a handful of top Republicans have publicly recognized Biden as the president-elect. Most of them have either refused to do so or haven’t yet weighed in publicly. “It’s time for them to stop the nonsense,” Hogan said. “It just gets more bizarre every single day. And frankly, I’m embarrassed that more people in the party aren’t speaking up.”
