
Election day celebrations on streets of DC attract accusations of hypocrisy and draw attention to Trump’s reticence to admit defeat
"Archit is a foreign affairs writer for The Orator who is a first year International Business and Plan II major at the University of Texas at Austin. A Houston native, his interests include preparing three different kinds of salad dressings (typically viniagrettes), drawing with black ink, and Latin Dance. He is currently studying Russian in the hopes of one day becoming a diplomat."
Election day celebrations on streets of DC attract accusations of hypocrisy and draw attention to Trump’s reticence to admit defeat
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