Donald Trump continues to threaten legal battles



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The president put it this way: “We believe the American people deserve full transparency in the vote counting and verification process, and this is no longer about a single election. This is about our entire electoral process.”

In his statement, Donald Trump recalled that he and the Republican Party had previously held that all legally received votes should be counted and all illegal (invalid) votes should be excluded from the count. “Yet I have always encountered opposition from Democrats to this fundamental principle,” he wrote.

Trump promised to use all possible legal means to “give the American people confidence in our government.”

I will never stop fighting for you and the nation

– the 45th President of the United States concluded the statement.

Even before the release of the White House, Mitt Romney, the Republican senator for the state of Utah, the Republican presidential candidate for the 2012 presidential election, criticized Trump on Twitter. As he wrote, the president has the right to request a recount of the votes and report alleged irregularities if he has proof of this, but “he is not right when he says that the election was fraudulent and stolen.”

In Georgia, even before the White House statement was issued, authorities announced that they would recount votes due to intense competition. At a news conference Friday afternoon, Georgian Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said the difference between the votes cast by Democratic presidential candidate Donald Trump and Joe Biden was too small to be counted. “The stakes are high,” he added. In southeastern Georgia, which traditionally voted Republican, the situation changed when the vote was counted. and Biden won by 1,500 votes.

Meanwhile, Joe Biden’s spokesman, Andrew Bates, threatened Donald Trump saying that if he did not admit defeat, he would be expelled from the White House. “The US authorities are fully capable of deporting intruders from the White House,” the spokesman said.

Biden’s campaign court announced that Joe Biden and later vice-presidential candidate Kamala Harris will give a speech Friday night.

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