“We are ready to win this election, honestly, we have won this election,” Donald Trump said in a live performance. He also thanked voters, his family and Vice President Mike Penc. The current White House tenant then named the states in which he allegedly won. However, looking at the census results so far, it is clear that this is not true.
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Trump did not win in Georgia, or in North Carolina or Pennsylvania, which he “appropriated.” The census is still going on there. “Millions and millions of people voted for us,” he said, adding that “a group of people are trying to deprive these people of the right to vote.” According to Trump, the states in which he now leads should already declare him the winner – even though not all the votes have been counted yet. The president again attacked and questioned the democratic electoral process that Americans are so proud of.
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Trump also said he was ready to announce the victory tonight. “We are going to a big party. We won everything, “he said. But then it was said that a fraud was committed. “It’s a disgrace for our country,” Trump said, referring to the Supreme Court, calling for an accelerated counting of correspondence votes so that they could not be counted until after the election, which he refused. They are thought to be able to record Joe Biden.
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In a previous version of the article, we erroneously stated that Donald Trump called for an end to the census. The president only rejected the additional counting of correspondence votes, which will be delayed after the counting of classically submitted ballots. We apologize for the mistake.
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