WASHINGTON: A challenging Donald trump He shows no signs of giving up and has once again reiterated his unsubstantiated allegations of widespread electoral fraud, claiming at his first post-election rally in Georgia that he won a “rigged” US presidential election that he lost.
Trump alleged on Saturday that last month’s US presidential election was rigged in favor of his Democratic opponent. Joe biden, who is now president-elect.
“They cheated and rigged our presidential elections, and they are also going to try to manipulate this election,” Trump told supporters at a rally in Georgia where he campaigned for his Republican candidates for the Senate special election.
Trump began by falsely claiming that Georgia won in the presidential race. The state has already certified its election results and declared Biden the winner.
Trump claimed that he won an election that he lost.
“If I lost, I’d be a big loser. If I lost, I’d say I lost and go to Florida and I would take it easy, “Trump said at the rally.
Trump was a resident of New York. After becoming president, he transferred his residence from New York to Florida.
Thousands of his supporters, not only from Georgia but also from neighboring states, to California and Ohio, came to hear his speech.
This was Trump’s first public rally after he lost the election and Biden was declared president-elect.
“I think they say if you win Florida and Ohio, in history you have never lost an election. This has to be the first time, but the truth is they were right, we never lost and” I am winning this election, “Trump said.
He urged his supporters to come out and vote for the January 5 Senate election in Georgia.
“You must go to vote and vote early as of December 14. You have to. They cheated and rigged our presidential elections, but we will still win them. We will still win. We will still win. We will also try to manipulate these elections,” he said .
“If you don’t vote, the socialists and the communists win. They win. The Georgia patriots must come forward and vote for these two amazing people. They are two of the best people you will ever meet,” he said.
The frequently cheering crowd erupted in chants of “Stop the robbery!” and “fight for Trump.”
“This election was rigged and we cannot allow it to happen to two of the most respected people in Washington. We cannot allow it to happen again. Your governor could stop you very easily if he knew what the hell he was doing. He could stop you very easily,” he said. .
“The answer to Democrats’ fraud is not to stay home; that’s what (Speaker of the House) Nancy Pelosi and (Senate Minority Leader Chuck) Schumer I want you to do – stay home. If they want to do something to them – I don’t want to use the word revenge, but it is a sense of revenge – to the Democrats, they show up and vote in record numbers, “he said.
The president alleged that “hundreds of thousands of illegal votes were cast in every state” and falsely insisted that poll watchers were “kicked out” from polling places in Pennsylvania.
Trump has allowed the official start of Biden’s transition to power, but has yet to admit defeat.
Trump has yet to admit to the election, which he has repeatedly claimed was massively rigged. State officials and the media have said they have found no such evidence.
The Trump campaign has filed a host of lawsuits in the United States in an attempt to turn his defeat in the November 3 election into a victory. All but one have been rejected by the courts.
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