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Head of state-elect Donald Trump asks for objections to the results in Congress.
07.42, January 05, 2021
Despite the imminent swearing in of his successor, Joe Biden, the president-elect of the United States, Donald Trump, wants to continue to hold his position with all his might. “They will not conquer the White House, we will fight like the devil”Trump said briefly at a campaign event in Dalton two runoff elections for the United States Senate in Georgia. Trump repeated his known and unproven allegations of voter fraud in his 83-minute speech.
The Republican once again affirmed that he had clearly won the November 3 elections. In fact, according to official state results, the winner was Democrat Biden, who will be sworn in on January 20.. The Trump camp failed with dozens of lawsuits against the election results, including before the US Supreme Court in Washington.
In front of thousands of supporters, Trump asked MPs and senators to do so on Wednesday. Appeal against the certification of the results of individual states in Congress.. He made it clear that he was also doing this Assisted by Vice President Mike Pence build. Pence is president of the Senate and will preside over the joint session of the two houses of Congress on Wednesday. “I hope our great vice president will defend us,” Trump said. “He’s a great guy. Of course, if he doesn’t commit, I won’t like him that much.”
Planned disruptive action
A group of Republican deputies from the House of Representatives and a dozen Republican senators announced that they would appeal the results from the various states on Wednesday. This allows them to force both houses of congress to withdraw to separate sessions to debate the objections and ultimately vote on whether or not to follow them. However, stopping action should only prolong the procedure and have no consequences for the result. The project is highly controversial among Republicans.
Trump campaigned for re-election in Dalton of the republican senators David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler this Tuesday. You will face Democratic rivals Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock in the runoff elections.
The outcome of these elections will determine whether Republicans can defend their majority in the Senate or whether Democrats will dominate the other House of Representatives in Washington in the future. Trump called Ossoff and Warnock “extremists who would destroy anythingWhat matters to the Georgia Patriots. “
