Trump: – People are angry

On Tuesday night, President Donald Trump will communicate with three fellow Republicans: Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan, and state elections chief Brad Raffensperger.

Trump refers to these three as “RINOS,” which means “Republicans in name only.”

– Won’t call for a special meeting or verify signature verification. People are ANGRY!

– stupid or corrupt

In a new Twitter message, the president rewrites that Duncan is a supposed RINO and claims that he has never been a Trump supporter.

– He became elected deputy governor by claiming he was “pro-Trump.” Too stupid or corrupt to see massive evidence of fraud in Georgia and it should be replaced, Trump writes.

The president believes Kemp, Duncan and Raffensperger will be held accountable if Senators Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue lose the January election.

Chatted

On Saturday, the president held a rally in Georgia to support Loeffler and Perdue, two Republican senators fighting for re-election in January. They have to go through a new round of elections, since November was relatively even in both settlements.

If they lose, the Democrats will effectively win a majority in the Senate. This will be of great importance to incoming President Joe Biden.

“Let me tell you, this election was rigged and we cannot let it happen to two of the best and most respected people in Washington,” Trump said of Loeffler and Perdue in his speech, according to Politico.

Despite popular support for Republican senators, Trump spent much of his next two-hour speech talking about his allegations of voter fraud.

Since Joe Biden was declared the winner of the election, Trump has claimed that he is the rightful winner and claims that voter fraud is the reason for Biden’s victory. However, the outgoing president has not provided any evidence of these accusations.

Called the governor

Just hours before the rally, Trump called Kemp and asked the governor to call a special meeting to overturn the election result. The governor is said to have refused to do so and Trump resumed the dispute. Twitter.

– But you never got the signature verification! Your people refuse to do what you ask. What are they hiding? At the very least, immediately request an extraordinary meeting of the state assembly. You can do it easily and immediately, Trump wrote.

Georgia has previously been a safe state for Republicans, but a third tally shows again that Biden won, Georgia’s top election official, Republican Brad Raffensperger, confirmed Monday.

Many Republicans in Georgia now fear that Trump’s allegations of conspiracy and election fraud will cause Republican voters to lose confidence in the electoral system and not turn up to vote in the Senate elections.

Rage Against the Sick Rudy: – Death Threat

On Sunday night, Kemp and Lieutenant Governor Geoff Duncan issued a press release. There, they again made it clear that they would not call the Georgia State Assembly for a special meeting to reverse the outcome of the presidential election and nominate 16 voters who support Trump instead of the Democratic candidate.

– He requested electoral assistance

On Tuesday night, it was also revealed that the president had called on the Republican leader of the state assembly in Pennsylvania to help him reject the election result.

The Washington Post writes that Cutler’s office confirms that Trump called. Thus, Pennsylvania is the third state where Trump has directly tried to change the outcome of the November 3 election.

The president said, “I heard about all these problems in Philadelphia and these problems with their law. What can we do to fix it?” Says Cutler spokesman Michael Straub.

Neither the White House nor the Trump campaign will comment on the case.

Straub says Trump wanted to know if the legislature could change the outcome, and in both talks Cutler explained that they have no power to intervene.

Cutler is also said to have made it clear to the president that the fraud allegations must be proven in court. Straub emphasizes that the president did not pressure Cutler in any hostile way. Describe the conversations as friendly.

Republicans shut it up

At the same time, he makes no secret that Cutler feels some pressure as he faces reelection in the new year.

Raffensperger has also claimed to be under pressure from Trump’s friend Lindsey Graham when Graham called him in November and allegedly suggested that Raffensperger “carefully searched” for ballots that could be rejected to reverse Joe Biden’s victory in Georgia.