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House Minority Leader Congratulates President-Elect Trump On Victory

Former U.S. President Trump departs Trump Tower in New York

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., extended his congratulations to President-elect Donald J. Trump on his victory over Vice President Harris. In a statement released on Thursday, Jeffries emphasized the importance of accepting election results and respecting the will of the American people.

Jeffries highlighted the need to love America regardless of the outcome of elections, stating, 'We cannot love America only when we win.' He acknowledged the voice of the American people and congratulated President-elect Trump on his successful campaign.

Furthermore, Jeffries praised Vice President Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, for their dedication as public servants. He described their campaign as 'inspired and positive,' recognizing their contributions to the political landscape.

Emphasizes importance of accepting election results and respecting American people's will.
Jeffries congratulates President-elect Trump on victory over Vice President Harris.
Stresses the need to love America regardless of election outcomes.

While acknowledging the ongoing ballot counting process in various states, Jeffries emphasized the importance of counting every vote and ensuring transparency in the electoral process. He specifically mentioned the need to await clear results in Oregon, Arizona, and California before making conclusive statements.

Jeffries took a subtle jab at Republicans, criticizing what he referred to as 'election denial.' He expressed pride in the Democratic Party's commitment to upholding the integrity of elections and fostering public trust in the democratic system.

In conclusion, Jeffries underscored the significance of preserving democracy and promoting confidence in free and fair elections. His statement reflects a call for unity and adherence to democratic principles in the aftermath of a closely contested election.

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