Donald Trump returned Sunday to his golf course in a Washington suburb, a day after news media announced his defeat in the presidential election at the hands of Democrat Joe Biden.

President Donald Trump walks to his motorcade outside the White House on November 8, 2020, headed again to a nearby golf course a day after US networks declared his loss to Democrat Joe Biden
President Donald Trump walks to his motorcade outside the White House on November 8, 2020, headed again to a nearby golf course a day after US networks declared his loss to Democrat Joe Biden AFP / ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS

For his part, the former vice president attended Mass along with family members at a Catholic church near his home in Wilmington, Delaware, as he regularly does.

Trump was also golfing at his course in Sterling, Virginia on Saturday when US networks declared that Biden had definitively amassed the electoral votes needed to be sworn in as president on January 20.

President-elect Joe Biden (L) leaves his Catholic church near Wilmington, Delaware, after attending Mass on November 8, 2020, a day after networks declared him winner of the US election over Donald Trump
President-elect Joe Biden (L) leaves his Catholic church near Wilmington, Delaware, after attending Mass on November 8, 2020, a day after networks declared him winner of the US election over Donald Trump GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / JOE RAEDLE

The president has yet to concede or congratulate Biden; rather, he again on Sunday posted messages on Twitter to suggest, with no evidence, that the election had been "stolen."

As his motorcade headed to Sterling, protesters along some streets held signs hostile to him.

Upon his arrival, reporters saw two people greeting him with "Trump 2020" signs while two others carried signs reading "Orange Crushed" and "Trumpty Dumpty Had a Great Fall."

News of Biden's victory brought thousands of joyous supporters to the streets of American cities on Saturday.

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