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Rudy Giuliani will create chaos and mistrust around the elections.
Then pressured Republicans in key states will fix Donald Trump’s victory.
The president’s staff is said to be desperate for the possible final plan.
– They face an impossible situation with Rudy. He controls everything now, says a person close to the Politico campaign.
Since election night, Donald Trump and his staff have claimed that cheating and fraud are behind the unfavorable outcome for him.
In the wavemaster states declared to Joe Biden, lawsuits have been filed for invalid votes that should have been counted, dead people who should have voted, Republican election monitors who should not have had access to the facilities, etc.
Despite some minor partial victories, most of the lawsuits have gone nowhere and nothing has come up that has changed the outcome in either state.
Encouraged by his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, the strategy has now changed, write both the Washington Post and Politico. Now the fighting has shifted from minor court trials to an attempt to cast doubt on the entire electoral system.
Will create chaos
The ultimate plan is to kick-start the Republican base and thus increase pressure on party leaders in key states to politically resolve the president’s problem.
Rudy Giuliani, who has long been impressed by his far-reaching allegations about Joe Biden’s family and is said to be being used by the Russian security service for disinformation operations, is now responsible for creating chaos and getting enough alarming information on how opponents manipulated the elections to gain ground.
The change in strategy should have sharpened last weekend. Donald Trump, frustrated by the lack of success of the various moods of his campaign attorneys, after meetings with Giuliani is said to have preferred his personal attorney’s way forward.
Giuliani told the president that the lawyers lied to him, reduced his chances of victory and did not come out and provoked arguments about a full valstöld on television, says the Washington Post.
Photo: Jacquelyn Martin / TT NEWS AGENCY
Rudy Giuliani gave a press conference on “various paths to victory.”
Attorneys eliminated
During Thursday’s press conference at the Republican National Committee facility in Washington, Donald Trump’s regular campaign lawyers were not present.
“They have been completely removed,” a senior campaign official told the Washington Post.
Attorneys and campaign manager Bill Stepien are said to have been at headquarters and working to liquidate campaign staff, finalizing contracts and other more administrative duties while Giuliani and his staff held the press conference, claiming the president has ” various ways to win. “
Most of the subsequent media coverage was largely about the dark liquid that seemed to flow in threads from Rudy Giuliani’s skull to his face during the performance, where the 76-year-old personal attorney appeared to be sweating profusely. He repeatedly bathed his face with a napkin during the nearly two-hour show.
Giuliani’s son Andrew, who was present during the press conference and is an assistant to Donald Trump, announced on Friday that he tested positive for COVID-19. Rudy Giuliani has now been quarantined after his son’s message.
Many were also surprised by the number of conspiracy theories and far-reaching indictments against Democrats that Rudy Giuliani and his colleagues raised when evidence against the entire election of Donald Trump was stolen.
Excites anger
The indictment contained everything from references to George Soros and Hugo Chávez, to software that should have been used to convert hundreds of thousands of pro-democracy ballots, ballots that mysteriously arrived by truck in the middle of the night, to Joe Biden saying few days. Before the election, he has “the best electoral fraud team in the world.”
The latest claim appears to come from a doctored video that circulated on social media before Twitter and Facebook stopped it. In fact, Biden spoke about how his campaign has many attorneys who would stop attempts to stop people from voting, according to the Washington Post.
No direct evidence has been presented regarding the other allegations. But that is not said to be the important thing.
In conservative circles and the media that support Donald Trump’s fight, the information has enough of an effect to increase anger at the electoral system and has led enough people to dismiss Joe Biden as the rightful winner.
Boiling public opinion can now be used to pressure Republican leaders in the current wave master states where they now want to change the outcome. The idea seems to be that the results will not be officially certified, Republican lawmakers will be able to step in and appoint pro-Trump voters who will support the president when the Electoral College meets on December 14. Voters can, in theory, vote for whoever they want, regardless of the electoral result behind it.
Meet with Republican leaders
On Friday, Donald Trump invited Michigan leaders ahead of the state’s deadline to confirm the election results on Monday. The president has also asked his staff what he can call in other wavemaster states to persuade them not to confirm his election results and thus formalize his loss to Joe Biden, several advisers told the New York Times.
After the meeting, Republicans Mike Shirkley, Majority Leader in the Michigan State House of Representatives, and Lee Chatfield, Speaker of the House of Representatives, issued a statement saying they had not received information about voter fraud that could change the outcome in Michigan.
On Friday, Georgia’s Republican Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger confirmed the state’s results after a recalculation. It showed that Joe Biden won Georgia by 12,000 votes.
– I live by the motto that numbers do not lie, he said during a press conference.
Before Friday’s decision, Raffensperger was under heavy pressure from the White House after long defending the legitimacy of the election. According to Washington Post sources, there was a “zero chance” that Raffensperger would accept a call from the president to be influenced. Donald Trump is said to have been furious with Georgia’s Republican Governor Brian Kemp for not doing more to try to change the outcome.
Photo: Susan Walsh / TT NEWS AGENCY
Donald Trump.
Desperate employees
The strategy of influencing the Electoral College by pressuring Republican leaders is generally seen as failing. Also among the president’s employees, both in the White House and on campaign staff.
It is said that many are desperate because Rudy Giuliani will now have to lead the strategy and the final plan to try to change the outcome.
– They face an impossible situation with Rudy. He controls everything now, says a person close to the Politico campaign.
According to the site, it is some of the employees who shrug off the controversial program. Others laugh or shake their heads at everything that happens outside of their control.
– It has become a circus with conspiracy theories. Some were indefensible and frank and dilute all the arguments we have tried to make, says a person close to the Politico campaign.
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