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With all the votes counted and Joe Biden elected as the next American president, current President Donald Trump will resume the rallies, but this time with the aim of raising funds for the demands he plans to advance in relation to the elections. . According to several US newspapers, Trump is seeking support in the legal battle he will fight, although he has not yet presented any evidence to support the fraud accusations.
Thus, Trump continues to refuse to award the victory to Democratic candidate Joe Biden, claiming that 21,000 votes were cast in Pennsylvania on behalf of the people who died. However, and although there is no evidence that such a claim is true, the Associated Press emphasizes that if the accusation were confirmed, Trump would still be 20,000 votes behind Biden in the state.
Still, and ignoring the advice of his team, which does not agree with the attempt to weaken the electoral process, Trump will continue his efforts. Rudy Giulliani, one of the president’s personal attorneys and a former New York mayor, has already promised that “four or five” lawsuits will be filed by the end of this week, and the number will reach ten.
Meanwhile, Joe Biden is already preparing his transition team, having started a process of forming a task force to outline a strategy for managing pandemics.
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