Trump Raises Suspicions by Returning to the Mar-a-Lago White House, Where He Would Celebrate the New Year | The State

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President Donald trump He will return to the White House this Thursday, but the federal government has not explained the reasons that made the president cancel his attendance at the celebration in Mar-a-Lago, Florida.

The Trump Administration announced the change to the president’s calendar Wednesday night.

The decision coincides a few hours after the senator Josh hawley (Missouri) said it will oppose the certification of the election on January 6, when Congress must take the last step on the Electoral College vote on President-elect Joe Biden.

The Republican movement in Congress is stronger in the House of Representatives, but Hawley’s sum raises greater expectations about attempts to stop the change of administration.

Notably, two-thirds of the votes from both houses are required to move forward with the objection raised by Republicans. It is estimated that this does not happen in the House, while in the Senate, the majority leader, Mitch McConnell (Kentucky), has told colleagues not to back the claims.

Another issue that some media, such as The Associated Press, they point out, is a possible escalation in the conflict with Iran, one year after the attack that ended the life of its general Qassem Soelimaní.

The First Lady Melania Trump returned with the president to Washington, D.C.