Joe Biden in the desk drawer at the Oval Office left a letter for his successor. Donald Trump told the media that he had gotten acquainted with its content and even betrayed any of its message. – In fact, it was a small motivational letter, you know what I mean: Enjoy it. Do a good occupation – reported the 47th president of the United States.
Joe Biden He left a letter in his desk at the Oval Office for his successor Donald Trump. Leaving messages for the president is simply a ten-year tradition in the United States. On the question of journalists whether Trump received the letter, the 47th president of the United States replied that he did and joked that “maybe we could read it together”.
On second thought, however, he decided to read it himself first. The day after the inauguration, he betrayed what was in the letter, among others. – It was written “to number 47” and it was very good – Trump said during a gathering with the media in The White House.
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– Actually, it was a small motivation letter, you know what I mean: Enjoy it (president – ed.). Do a good job He said.
The current president added that he "appreciates" the message left by Joe Bidena, his chief political rival. He pointed out that the letter was very “positive‘.
Donald Trump sworn in as president of the United States. Tradition of transmitted letter preserved
The tradition of leaving the next letter lasts for 36 years. He started it. Ronald Reagan in 1989, erstwhile he left a message for George H. W. Bush. Since then, handing over the letter to the successor is regarded as an expression of respect between the presidents and symbolizes the continuity of American power.
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Interestingly, 4 years ago Donald Trump left a letter for Joe Biden. Thus he continued this tradition, even though many others missed – for example, he did not participate in the inauguration of the Democrat.
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