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On Monday, voters will vote for the next president of the United States.
But the fight is not over yet.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has requested that the Supreme Court block the key states of Pennsylvania, Georgia, Wisconsin and Michigan, which were won by Biden, from participating in the vote.
On Wednesday, Trump also announced that he will participate in the trial, with new attorney John Eastman at his side, reports CNN.
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1336668083822473221?s=20
“This is the most important thing,” the president tweeted after the announcement.
17 states support it
In court documents, Trump writes that key states used the pandemic “as an excuse” and “ignored various state laws designed to protect the elections.”
17 states have backed Texas’s request for HD, reports NBC News.
Slate reporter Mark Jospeh Stern has listed the states:
https://twitter.com/mjs_DC/status/1336768275473195011
In a tweet with a warning of misleading election information, Trump praises the states for participating in the “extraordinary case against the largest electoral fraud in the history of the United States.”
On Tuesday, the HD stopped Republicans’ request in Pennsylvania to block the election result, with a single sentence that the request be “rejected.”
“They ask the court to carry out one of the most dramatic and divisive legal interventions in the history of the republic. No court has previously ordered the cancellation of a governor’s certification of the results of a presidential election, “attorneys for the state said before the decision.
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