Will accept Trump win, but will also shout against his initiatives: US Speaker Pelosi

If incumbent Donald Trump is re-elected US President after vember 3 elections, Democrats will accept result but will also shout out against his initiatives when necessary, according to Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi.

Democrats Joe Biden, 77, and Kamala Harris, 55, will challenge Republican incumbents President Trump (74) and Vice President Mike Pence (61) in presidential polls. "If President Trump wins re-election in vember, do you think Democrats will accept it as legitimate?” Pelosi was asked during her appearance on Sunday talk show.

In response, Speaker of US House of Representatives said: "But that does t mean that we will t shout out against his initiatives, wher it's to tie up postal service, so that we will t have opportunity for people to vote by mail, t having to choose between ir health and ir vote. It does t mean that we igre Russian interference in our election. And y (Republicans) try to cloak it by saying, well, we look at many countries.” Pelosi, one of Trump's fiercest critics, said Russians are interfering in US elections 24/7.

" president welcomes it (interference). So, again, it isn't a question of accepting result. question is to make sure public kws that y must vote, y must have a plan to vote, y must vote early, because ir playbook is one that has all kinds of obstacles to participation in our country,” she said.

“And it's so s to see Republicans marching to this drummer (Trump). y're going to have -- as I have said over and over -- major doggy doo on ir shoes for a long time to come, because y're complicit in his undermining integrity of our election,” Pelosi said.

“But you kw what? Igre it. It's really important, because he's doing this so that people won't vote. He's saying, it's use voting because it won't count as cast, you might as well t vote,” she said. “ best thing all time is to igre what he has to say, because it has association with fact, validity, or truth,” she ded.

In response to ar question, Pelosi compared Trump to 1st Century emperor Nero, under whose rule Rome was destroyed in great fire of 64 .

“This is like ancient Rome. Trump fiddles while Rome burns, while America burns, and Trump gives bre and circuses, without bre,” she said.

“We will see circus this week with his convention,” Pelosi said, referring to Republican National Convention scheduled next week, during which Trump will be formally minated as Republican Party's presidential candidate.