Following the [[2020 United States Presidential Election|heavily disputed election]] of [[Joe Biden]] as [[President of the United States]] in November 2020, considered by many to be fraudulent, Raab claimed that Biden would have "no greater ally" than the UK,<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61omwQDM5k8 Raab: Joe Biden will have 'no greater ally']</ref> despite Biden's known anti-British sentiment. He congratulated Biden and his vice-presidential nominee [[Kamala Harris]] on their alleged victory, acknowledging that President Trump "fought hard".<ref>[https://twitter.com/dominicraab/status/1325134134889607170 1/2) While some of the processes are still playing out, it is now clear...]</ref> | Following the [[2020 United States Presidential Election|heavily disputed election]] of [[Joe Biden]] as [[President of the United States]] in November 2020, considered by many to be fraudulent, Raab claimed that Biden would have "no greater ally" than the UK,<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61omwQDM5k8 Raab: Joe Biden will have 'no greater ally']</ref> despite Biden's known anti-British sentiment. He congratulated Biden and his vice-presidential nominee [[Kamala Harris]] on their alleged victory, acknowledging that President Trump "fought hard".<ref>[https://twitter.com/dominicraab/status/1325134134889607170 1/2) While some of the processes are still playing out, it is now clear...]</ref> |