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WASHINGTON DC / PHILADELPHIA (VG) Donald Trump claims once again that voter fraud is the reason he is behind his opponent Joe Biden. Republican Gov. Larry Hogan believes the president is undermining the democratic process.
For the first time since election night, Donald Trump spoke to the American people on Friday night. Here he repeated the accusations that someone was trying to “steal” his victory.
– If you count the legal votes, I win easily. If you count the illegal votes, they may try to steal the election from us. If you count the votes that were late. We watch them very carefully, says Trump from the White House just before 01 Norwegian time.
There is no evidence of his allegations of voter fraud.
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The Republican Governor of Maryland, Larry Hogan, believes that the president’s words undermine the democratic process.
– There is no defense for the president’s statements tonight, they undermine our democratic process. The United States counts the votes and we must respect the results as we have always done before. No choice or person is more important than our democracy, write on Twitter.
CRITICAL: Maryland Republican Governor Larry Hogan during a press conference in October. Photo: Brian Witte / AP
– Enough is enough, Mr. President.
Democratic attorney Ellen Weintraub, who is on the U.S. Federal Election Commission (FEC), is also calling on Trump to stop spreading conspiracy theories.
– Enough is enough, Mr. President. Spreading conspiracy theories about this election will not change the outcome. All votes have been cast, all votes will be counted and the will of the people will prevail. Your lies undermine democracy and harm our country. Just end she writes on Twitter.
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Donald trump post-election rhetoric has attracted attention, and very few prominent Republicans have made public their support for the president on his allegations of voter fraud. Former Pennsylvania Republican Senator Rick Santorum tells CNN that Trump’s claims are “shocking” and “dangerous.”
– No elected Republican will endorse this, he tells the channel and adds:
– We don’t know that right now, and for the president to come out and claim it without any evidence is dangerous.
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Republican Adam Kinzinger, who represents Illinois in the United States Congress, says the party obviously wants all votes to be counted and that one should stop spreading misleading information about the election.
– This is starting to get crazy, write on Twitter.
The Trump election campaign has announced legal action against vote counting in the swing states of Pennsylvania, Georgia, Wisconsin and Michigan after the election, and there are strong protests on both sides in several American cities, including Philadelphia, where VG is located. .
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Utah Republican Senator Mitt Romney, who has criticized Trump several times before, is asking Americans to have confidence in democracy.
– Counting every vote is the heart of democracy. That process is often long and frustrating for those running for office. The votes will be counted, write on Twitter.
One of the few prominent Republicans who voiced support for the president is United States Vice President Mike Pence, who is running for re-election with Trump:
– I’m with President Donald Trump. We must count every LEGAL vote, he writes.
The president’s speech on election night, too, when he declared victory in several major states with a tip while much of the vote count still remained, drew strong reactions. Biden’s campaign called it “scandalous,” while former New Jersey Republican Governor Chris Christie called it a “bad political decision.”
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VG commentator Hanne Skartveit, who is in Philadelphia on Friday night, notes that no evidence has been found that the hoax the president claims is ongoing.
– The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, the OSCE, has said that Donald Trump has flagrantly abused his position of power in these elections. Those are very harsh words, he says.
VG’s own team has seen various election observers inside and outside the polling station, where two large demonstrations took place on Thursday. Separated by a fence are Trump supporters wanting to stop the vote count on the one hand and Black Lives Matter protesters on the other.
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