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Donald Trump has not yet given up hope of reversing the election result and staying in the White House.
Write CNN on the first day of Christmas. The information giant affirms an anonymous source with knowledge of the case, for which it affirms that the fight against the electoral result is not a game for the gallery of a wounded presidential ego.
– Trump is very firm in wanting to fight against the Electoral College. And he still doesn’t think it’s over, says the source.
Requires Trump dagger in the back
Conflict with Pence
According to CNN, Trump has told those closest to him that he doesn’t think Vice President Mike Pence is doing enough to help him fight the election result.
It is the vice president who ratifies the vote in the Electoral College, and CNN believes that Trump sees here a golden opportunity to change the outcome of the elections in his favor.
The fact that Pence himself does not see this as an excellent opportunity should greatly frustrate Trump.
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Trump “confused”
According to sources, Trump is “confused” as to why Pence, through his role in the Senate, cannot simply overturn the Electoral College decision.
This despite the fact that Pence himself and Trump’s advisers have tried to explain to the president that the vice president’s role in choosing a new president is purely ceremonial.
Trump and Pence had a long meeting at the White House before Trump took a Christmas break and went to the Mar-a-lago golf course in Florida. During the meeting between the two, both the crisis package and the fight against the election result should have been on the agenda.
Trump recently retweeted a message asking Pence to stop ratification at the Electoral College.
Conspiracy theories continued
In a meeting with young conservatives in Florida on Tuesday, Pence was more cryptic than Donald Trump in his opinion of the election outcome.
– Stand in the fight for the integrity of the election. Stand up in the fight to defend all that we have achieved, said the vice president.
At another White House meeting earlier this week, Trump, Pence and a larger body of advisers are said to have discussed various options to reverse the election result.
President Trump has once again presented his unfounded conspiracy theories that the elections were stolen from him, according to CNN.
There is still no evidence of these accusations, almost two months after the elections. Trump has been repeatedly urged to provide evidence for his claims, but has failed to do so.
Tighten crisis package
Dagbladet wrote yesterday that Trump is also in a dispute with Republicans in Congress. There is a tug of war over a new crisis package for the American economy, where Trump is in line with the Democrats.
Both Trump and Joe Biden’s party want a crisis package that gives ordinary workers a larger one-time payment. While Republicans want to give $ 600 to many workers, Trump wants that amount to increase to $ 2,000. Democrats support Trump on this.
Trump has decided to pardon his former campaign manager, Paul Manafort, his longtime adviser Roger Stone and Charles Kushner, the father of his son-in-law Jared Kushner, reports the White House.
They are the three acquaintances of a total of 29 names that the White House announced after Trump and First Lady Melania Trump boarded Air Force One for Mar-a-Lago and the last Christmas holidays before leaving the White House on January 20.
