Guram Macharashvili, deputy of “People’s Power”, said that the elections showed that the majority of American society was not in favor LGBT propaganda but rather of traditions, peace, and not parent 1 and parent 2.
According to him the restarting of relations between Georgia and America will be expedited as a result of Donald Trump‘s victory.
Macharashvili points out that Trump is a peace-loving person, so he believes the process of peace in Ukraine will accelerate.
“We have always stated that not only in Georgia but also in world society the absolute majority is for a man to remain a male and a female to remain a female. Trump has stated this repeatedly, and it is clear that the majority of Americans agree. Remember that we have said this more than once: the American public is in favor of partnership, peace and traditions. Unfortunately, the Biden administration did not support these things. We have always said that the American public supports partnership, peace and traditions. However, the Biden administration did not support these things. This election proved the overwhelming majority of Americans are not in favor of LGBT propaganda but of tradition. They do not support war but peace.
We also said we would review our partnership relations with America and the European Union. It seems that this new direction is even more promising now, because Trump has the conservative direction in this case, which is also the direction we are taking, and the reset mode is going to be faster. The process of completing the hot letters around the world will be accelerated. We also know that his [Trump] stance is pro-peace and not pro-war. Macharashvili stated that it is natural for the peace process in Ukraine to be accelerated.
According to Fox News and preliminary data, Donald Trump is now the 47th President of the USA. According to their information, Donald Trump is the “Republican Party’s” presidential candidate and has 277 electoral college votes. Kamala Harris is the “Democratic Party’s” presidential nominee with 226 votes.
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