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A recorded telephone conversation with Georgia electorate Brad Raffensperger shows how the President of the United States Donald Trump is trying to influence the election result in the state.
Now both politicians and experts in the United States are harshly criticizing the increase.
– Have you heard of the recorded conversation? It really is a voice of despair. And it is a bold abuse of power by the President of the United States, says incoming Vice President Kamala Harris in a campaign speech.
Jon Ossoff, the Democratic representative in the Georgia Senate, is also attacking Donald Trump.
– The President of the United States calls Georgia’s official electoral representatives and tries to scare them into changing the election results. To deprive Georgia of the right to vote, he says.
“The time for interrogations has passed”
At the same time, voices are raised from within their own political ranks.
In a statement in Washington Post Ten former defense ministers say the time to question the election is past. Among them are Jim Mattis and Mark Esper, who have served in the Trump administration.
“Our elections have taken place. Conversions are complete. The courts have expressed their opinion. The governors have approved the results. And the Electoral College has voted ”, they write in the statement.
“The time to question the result is past. The time has come for the formal counting of electoral votes, as described in the Constitution ”, they affirm.
They also say that Donald Trump cannot count on military aid to maintain his presidency.
“Example of a textbook on electoral fraud”
Donald Trump has presented two lawsuits against Brad Raffensperger, David Shafer, president of the Georgia Republicans, previously tweeted.
But according to Atlanta attorney David J. Worley, Trump himself may have been guilty of violating Georgia’s election laws.
– It is a crime to promote electoral fraud and asking the secretary to change the votes is an example of a manual of electoral fraud, he says in an interview with The Post.
