“Brogli hatched by Chavez and financed by Soros”, and Giuliani quotes “my cousin Vinny” – Libero Quotidiano

In the United States, the press conference of the lawyers of Donald Trump, led by Rudy Giuliani who cited a certain “cousin Vinny” as the “authoritative” source on the alleged fraud. The work of the president’s team is commendable because it continues to beat incessantly on the road to electoral fraud, which however they fail to prove in any way, so much so that there have been scenes of tension to the repeated questions of journalists “but where is the evidence?” . It is now clear who Trump is willing to do anything to delay the official verdict which will decree the victory of Joe BidenNo one says there may not have been some isolated case of fraud, but for now there is no evidence of what The Donald’s lawyers have called “mass and coordinated fraud.”

On the other hand, even four years ago there was talk of fraud and, as in all previous cases, the thing was nothing more than a post-electoral joke: but never had a president made these assumptions the main battle not to admit defeat. Now the battle of the Trumpians is becoming embarrassing at times because the leading figures are pushing themselves into increasingly extreme and surreal statements. Like those of Sydney Powell, lawyer of the Trump campaign who with a voice broken by tears spoke of a plan hatched by several communist states: from Venezuela to China via Cuba, he named Hugo Chavez, Maduro and Castro as “guilty” of tampering with the elections, a pity that two out of three have long since died. “We also have no idea how many local candidates paid to buy the win,” Powell added. Then Giuliani concluded everything by arguing that not only the fraud was organized by the Communists but it was pure financed by Soros, “Which gives money to antifa and Black Lives Matter”. Poor America that will have to go on with this little theater until January, meanwhile the only verified facts speak for themselves: all the competent authorities and a judge have denied the lack of Republican observers in the Atlanta polling stations and the alleged sworn statement by a voter of Detroit on the fraud that turned out to be false.

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