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The post-election transition remained frozen on November 20 as Trump refused to accept the result, leaving agencies and incoming Biden teams in limbo. The delay was no longer just symbolic; it was interfering with briefings, planning, and the normal transfer of power. The longer it dragged on, the more it looked like a self-inflicted governance failure dressed up as grievance.
Why it matters: Transition standoff
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The post-election transition remained frozen on November 20 as Trump refused to accept the result, leaving agencies and incoming Biden teams in limbo. The delay was no longer just symbolic; it was interfering with briefings, planning, and the normal transfer of power. The longer it dragged on, the more it looked like a self-inflicted governance failure dressed up as grievance.
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