President Trump
Donald Trump Cotton breaks with conservative colleagues who will vote against election to give Trump to Nunes Medal of Freedom: reports Hogan says lawmakers’ ‘plan’ to reverse election results’ makes a mockery of our system ‘MORE on Monday attempted to thread a difficult needle on the eve of the by-elections in Georgia, which will determine the control of the US Senate, while at the same time encouraging supporters to vote en masse, while the government’s election in November fraudulently deceived wash.
“Our country depends on you. “The whole world is watching the people of Georgia,” Trump said, urging supporters to come out and defeat both Democratic candidates so conveniently that there is little doubt about the outcome.
Trump’s push to end the vote a day before the Senate’s two run-off games was at odds with his insistence that the November election be ‘stolen’, and the speech was consumed by his grievances over his own defeat.
“I want to thank you very much. Hello, Georgia. By the way, there is no way we lost Georgia. There is no way. It was a difficult election. But we are still fighting it,” Trump said in his first words after acting to the lesson box.
The crowd chanted “Fight for Trump” as President GOP Sen. Kelly Loeffler
Kelly LoefflerTrump, Biden faces new competition in Georgia Harris: Trump Georgia call shows a voice of desperation ‘Senate swears in six new lawmakers as 117th Congress convenes MORE, facing Democratic Reverend Raphael Warnock. Trump described his own presidential race as “rude”, complained that he had become “screwed” and repeatedly talked about the presidency as if it were still at stake.
The president indicated he had his eye on Wednesday, when a joint session of Congress would confirm and confirm the results of the Electoral College Joe Biden
Joe BidenCotton breaks with conservative colleagues who will oppose Trump’s election count to give Nunes medal of freedom: reports Hogan says lawmakers ” scheme ‘to reverse election results’ makes a mockery of our system ‘MORE’ as the next president. But several of Trump’s allies in both chambers have said they will object to the certification of certain states.
The trick will not change the outcome, but it will lead to hours of debate. Yet Trump and some of his supporters have expressed hope that there will be a final intervention to turn the election in his favor.
“I hope Mike Pence
Michael (Mike) Richard PenceGOP has become the party of the overgrown Gohmert talking about street violence after his lawsuit was dismissed. The Court of Appeal rejects Gohmert’s election lawsuit against Pence MORE for us, I have to tell you, ”Trump said, referring to the vice president’s ceremonial role on Wednesday. “I hope our great vice president gets through to us. He’s a great guy. If he does not get through, of course I will not like him so much. ‘
Trump’s speech in Dalton, Ga., Indicated his latest attack on the integrity of the presidential election and especially on Georgian officials.
Trump has Gov. Brian Kemp
Brian KempHarris: Trump Georgia call shows a voice of desperation ‘Durbin: Trump Georgia call’ deserves nothing less than a criminal investigation ‘Kinzinger: Republicans can not have an object with a clear conscience after hearing MORE not. (R) not to intervene in the presidential results of the state, or to convene a special legislative session to review the results. The president last week called on Kemp to resign.
Trump also devastated Georgia Secretary Brad Raffensperger, with tensions hitting a boiling point over the weekend when The Washington Post announced the president’s audio that put Raffensperger under pressure to “find” enough votes to state in his favor to tilt.
The crowd roared on Monday with the mention of Kemp and Raffensperger, and Trump suggested that he even return to the state next year to fight the governor.
Georgia has undergone several audits and hand reports, and each has confirmed that Biden won the state by about 12,000 votes.
Earlier in the day, the state administrator of the systems delivered a point-by-point dismantling of Trump’s numerous allegations of fraud in the 2020 presidential election, standing next to a donkey offering specific fact-checks in which he outlined several of the most common false allegations about criminals, dead people and underage teenagers voting in large numbers. Trump reiterated many of the demands during Monday’s rally.
The president further claimed that there were irregularities in Arizona, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin that cost him the election, although his legal team did not provide evidence of widespread fraud in any of the states, leading to several legal reports, including at the Supreme Court.
He doubts the legitimacy of Dominion Voting Systems and reiterates a widespread theory that the company’s machines have in some way contributed to the manipulation of votes. The company threatened to sue Trump and his allies for defamation because they disseminated inaccurate information about the machines.
Trump’s rhetoric has raised concerns among Republicans that he will discourage Georgians from voting in an election that will be won by whatever party can elect more voters. In a series of tweets, he suggested that the run-off elections were somehow “invalid”.
Trump gathered thousands of supporters in Dalton, a small town in northeast Georgia, on the eve of the by-elections that will determine Senate control for the next two years. Must have one or both Loeffler or David Perdue
David PerdueTrump, Biden Faced with New Match in Georgia Harris: Trump Georgia Call Shows a Voice of Desperation ‘Senate Swears in Six New Legislature as 117th Congress MEETS MORE dominates Warnock or Jon Ossoff respectively, Republicans will retain majority control over the upper chamber. If both Warnock and Ossoff win, the chamber will be split between 50 and 50 between the two parties, and the elected vice president Kamala Harris
Kamala HarrisBiden inauguration will include ‘presidential accompaniment’ to the White House, a virtual march for Trump, and Biden is facing a new match in Georgia Harris: Trump phone call shows a ‘voice of desperation’ MORE serves as a tiebreaker.
Biden held its own rally in the state earlier Monday in a nod to the importance of Tuesday’s vote.
Trump is the most popular figure in his party and boasts a formidable base of supporters. Many Republicans believe that on the eve of the run-off in the state, he outweighs the risks.
“I think there’s a lot of frustration and anger about November,” said Ralph Reed, whose Georgia-based Faith and Freedom Coalition has knocked on thousands of doors in recent weeks. “But I do not think that energy is a negative energy that will make people stay at home.”
Perdue was unable to attend the protest in person Monday night while in quarantine after being exposed to COVID-19. The virus otherwise went unnoticed during the rally, where the participants wore very few masks.
Perdue and Loeffler have pinned their hopes of re-election on loyalty to Trump. The two have rarely broken up with the president or admitted that he will no longer be in office later this month.
Earlier Monday, Perdue defended Trump’s call to Raffensperger, but blamed the secretary of state for leaking the recording.
Loeffler said later in the day that she would object to the state’s election results on Wednesday when Congress ratifies the vote. When she announced her plans during Monday’s rally, she was greeted with applause.
The unconditional commitment of GOP senators to Trump is a bet on the president’s popularity in a state he only lost in November, but it also served as a major attack for Biden when he convened in Atlanta earlier in the day. .
“As President, I do not believe that your US senators work for me. “I believe they are working for the people of Georgia,” Biden told supporters during a drive-in event. “That is why I do not ask that your senators be loyal to me. I believe they should be loyal to you, Georgia and the United States Constitution. And if you vote for Jon and the pastor, you’ll get it. ‘