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US President Donald Trump is still trying to question the results of the recent presidential election, which he lost to his Democratic rival Joe Biden.
Trump confirmed Sunday night that major cases will be brought showing the unconstitutionality of the 2020 presidential election.
In a tweet on his Twitter account, Trump wrote: “There are many cases filed across the country that are not ours, but those of people who witnessed horrible election violations.
“Soon our big issues showing the unconstitutionality of the 2020 elections will be brought up, and we will present the things that have been done to change the outcome,” he added.
Trump’s tweets sparked controversy and confusion over his admission that his Democratic rival Joe Biden won the election or continued his legal campaign against the results.
Trump wrote in a tweet on “Twitter” on Sunday: “He won because the elections were rigged”, which was considered by international media to recognize for the first time the victory of his opponent in the presidential elections that were held on November 3 , but he repeated his claims of manipulation of the electoral result.
Trump’s tweet read: “He won because the election was rigged. Observers and observers were not allowed. Votes were counted by companies owned by the Radical Left, such as the notorious Dominio and inferior teams, which were deemed ineligible in Texas, who won by a wide margin. In addition to fake and silent media, and much more.
But about an hour later, Trump tweeted, using three words to eliminate media confusion, saying: “It’s false. We will win “.
He then followed her up with another tweet: “You just won in the eyes of the fake news media. I have not admitted anything! We have a long way to go. It was a rigged choice. “
And Trump confirmed Saturday night that there is tremendous evidence of widespread fraud in the counting of votes in presidential elections in several states, including Michigan, Pennsylvania and Georgia.
Several Republican leaders, such as Senator Lindsey Graham, have repeated Trump’s allegations of voter fraud.
