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In his second public appearance after the close of voting in the United States, Trump repeated the accusations of his first statement, early Wednesday morning, confident that he will win the election and speaking of alleged irregularities.
However, this time it was dispatched with statements that some media judged as probably false, so they chose not to retransmit his speech, given the lack of evidence on what was said and the absence of formal complaints to support it.
For example, the US president reiterated that if “legal votes” are counted he would win “easily”But if they count “illegals”, referring to those sent by mail, his Democratic opponent, Joe Biden, would be “stealing the elections.”
The head of state also blamed electoral officials for the distress in the United States, whom he linked to “corrupt Democratic electoral machinery”:
“Democratic officials never believed they could win this election honestly. That’s why they made ballots by mail with this tremendous corruption, “he said.
Trump also assured that his objective is to “defend the integrity of the elections” while directly accused the states of Michigan and Pennsylvania of corruption. “I went to college and I know about it, but it has gotten worse,” he added, anticipating a major legal offensive.
“We will not allow the corrupt to steal from us,” said Trump, stating that “they have allowed ballots to be received days after the elections (…) without having any mark or identification of any kind. In addition, he denounced that in Georgia Republican observers had been denied access to the ballots, that in Michigan ballots were being duplicated and that in Detroit they blocked the view so that the counts were not seen, in addition to talking about supposed voters not authorized to vote . All this without showing evidence.
Trump branded mail-in ballots as “mystery ballots that are counted after election day,” repeating that he himself had anticipated problems of this kind: “I’ve talked about this for many months, that the mail-in ballots were going to be a disaster“, lament.
Where the US president did lower his tone was in his initial victory declaration, in which he declared himself the winner: “We believe that we are going to win ”, he said, showing more caution than hours before, but repeating that before an outcome there will be “many disputes” with the evidence it claims to have.
“It’s not about who wins, Republican or Democrat. We can’t have a shame like this. This is going to clear up, but it will go through a legal process. The judges are going to have to issue a ruling ”, he concluded.
Until this Thursday night, Democrat Joe Biden leads the elections with 264 electoral votes against 214 for Republican Trump.
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