15 minutes agoHow George W. Bush-Clinton after winning the election: His Letter Conquests Social Networks
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)Over the years, the American presidents elected after the end of the term through a letter congratulated their successor, who would take this post by suggesting that there was no hard feelings among them, and accepted the outcome. Of the 45 American presidents each had seen to it that he prepared this welcoming letter in detail, [...]
Of the 45 American presidents, each of them had made sure to prepare this welcoming letter in detail for what would come to the top of this position and be placed in the White House.
Yesterday it became known that Democrat candidate Joe Biden had won the presidential election, thus becoming the 46th president in a row. His rival Donald Trump has not yet congratulated him on choosing the post.
And until this silence by the former U.S. President became a viral letter on social networks. Bush had written to the incoming president, Bill Clinton in 2002.
The letter stated:
Dear Bill. When I came to this office, I felt the same respect I felt four years ago. I know you'll feel the same way.
I wish you happiness here. I've never felt lonely, as some of the presidents have said.
There will be difficult times that will be even harder than the criticisms that will often seem unfair. I am not good at giving counsel; but do not let criticism discourage you. You will be our president when you read this scripture. I wish you all the best. I wish your family all the best.
Your success now is the success of our country. I will support you every time. Good luck. George. )
