Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's plan for the White House and Election Day.

Trump is all but ensuring there is not an orderly transition of power even if he wins.

At this point, seeing his rhetoric, it seems very plain to see that Trump plans on duplicating his claims from 2020.

It seems obvious he will simply declare victory on election night, even if the results aren't

known.

It seems obvious that he will attempt to contest any election

if he loses and will double down on his disproven and faulty rhetoric. But we are now becoming painfully aware that Trump isn't

preparing for an orderly transition of power even if he wins. When it comes to

the basic bare minimum requirement, Trump is once again missing.

Presidential candidates have transition teams and engage with the Government Services Administration to make sure there is continuity of government

during transitions from one administration to the next.

We've talked about continuity of government plans on the channel before and how important they are.

They're so important that the government has detailed plans to deal with the wildest of scenarios.

Trump can't even handle the mundane scenarios.

For the Government Services Administration to do its thing, the campaign has to sign an agreement

by September 1st.

Trump still hasn't done it.

There's also a different memorandum of understanding with the White House that needs to be signed by October 1st.

Trump has failed to do that as well.

Representative Jamie Raskin has failed to do that as well.

Representative Jamie Raskin sent a letter to Trump's team

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