The editors of the New York Post have appealed President Trump
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The Post has his editorial’s piece, which the president called for an end to this dark character of ‘cheering for an undemocratic coup’ to change the election results in 2020, on the front page of his Monday paper.
The newspaper’s editors describe the Senate by – elections in Georgia as ‘a very important moment for the next four years of our country’, as the races will determine which party controls the US Senate.
The editorial staff addressed Trump and wrote: “Unfortunately, you are upset the next day, January 6, when Congress will vote on the College of Elections in a pro forma action.”
The Post noted that the president “had the full right to investigate the election”, but added “let us be clear: those efforts found nothing.”
“We understand, Mr. President, that you are angry because you have lost. But to go further is destructive, ‘the editors wrote. “We present it as a newspaper that you endorsed and supported: if you want to strengthen your influence, even set the stage for a future return, you need to channel your anger into something more productive.”
“Stop thinking about January 6. Start thinking about January 5,” it added.
The editorial board urged Trump to spend his resources in the Senate race to maintain his performance and prevent the Democrats from holding the presidency, the House and the Senate.
“Securing the Senate means securing your legacy,” the editors wrote. ‘You must use your considerable charm and influence to support the Georgia candidates and mobilize your voters for it. Concentrate on their success, not on your own grievances as we enter the last week. ”
“If you insist on spending your last days in the office and threaten to burn it all down, you will be remembered,” he concluded. “Not as a revolutionary, but as the anarchist who holds the game.”
Elected President Joe Biden
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The president has instead made allegations that widespread voter fraud led to Biden’s victory without providing evidence. His campaign has filed several lawsuits to challenge the vote in the field that was not successful.
The editorial article comes hours after the president tweeted: “See you in Washington, DC, on January 6. Don’t miss it. Information to follow!”
Until January 6 in Washington, DC. Do not miss it. Information to follow!
– Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) 27 December 2020
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If one of the Republicans wins, the IDP will retain control of the Senate. But if both Democrats win, the Senate will be split 50-50 with the elected vice president Kamala Harris
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