President Donald Trump insisted (once again without showing proof) that won Georgia and the November elections during a rally to support Republican Senate candidates.
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Most of the speech that lasted almost an hour and a half, Trump focused on conspiracy theories and unsubstantiated arguments about fraud in the presidential elections. The president reiterated time and again that “tens” and “hundreds of thousands of votes disappeared” and that his elections were stolen, despite the fact that the Supreme Court and other courts have dismissed dozens of his lawsuits that have argued irregularities without presenting evidence.
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“I had two choices. I won both, the second with more success than the first, ”said the president.
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Trump too promoted the congressional rejection of the Electoral College certification on Wednesday, saying he hopes Vice President Mike Pence will support him when Congress meets in bicameral session for this purpose.
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“We win all the states and are they going to let this guy be president?” Trump wondered rhetorically, referring to President-elect Joe Biden.
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Trump began his speech by falsely saying Georgia won, but did not comment on the telephone conversation that in which he pressured Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to “Find” votes to reverse the results of the elections In this state.
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The president urged people to vote for Republican Senators Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue in Tuesday’s second-round election. Loeffler and Perdue face Democrats Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff, respectively, in races that will decide which party will control the Senate.
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“Tomorrow our entire country is counting on the people of Georgia. In a way everyone is counting on the people of Georgia. The fate of our country is in your hands, “said the president when asking for the vote to re-elect Republicans.
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“They are not going to take this White House”: Trump forgets Republican candidates at rally in Georgia
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