President Trump has been hitting the Supreme Court since then Rejected his latest attempt To overturn the results of last month’s presidential election.
Inside To tweet Overnight, Mr. Trump said, “The Supreme Court has really let us down. No wisdom, no courage!” Texas rejects pressure to block electors after court ruling Four war states By voting in the Electoral College Ledge.
The decision effectively ends the president’s five-week effort to legally challenge President-elect Joe Biden’s victory.
Dismissing the lawsuits, the court wrote that “Texas has not shown judicial interest in the way other states conduct elections.”
Mr. Biden went to four states – Michigan, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Wisconsin.
The lawsuit filed by Paxton asked the court to invalidate the votes of four major states, but judges across the country have repeatedly moved those claims due to lack of evidence.
More than 100 House Republicans Filed briefly to support Paxton’s claim
Mr. Trump was counting on a Supreme Court victory. Three of the seven judges who rejected the case were Justices Kwanhoh, Gorschch and Barrett – their own appointments.
Earlier in the week, the president struck an optimistic tone at the White House Hanukkah party.
In a video posted on Twitter, he said: “I understand that a lot of Congressmen and women are involved, a lot of people are joining because they don’t let this happen.”
Mr. Trump continued, “You can’t have a country where someone loses an election and becomes president.”
Paxton issued a statement calling the court’s decision “unfortunate” and said it would “defend the integrity and security of our elections and hold those who establish the election law accountable for their convenience.” “
On Friday evening, Rudy Giuliani, the president’s personal lawyer, joined “Hannity” on Fox News, saying the Supreme Court’s decision was wrong.
“The Supreme Court has made a terrible, terrible mistake for not resolving this properly, properly and evenly.” “Since he will be on leave, he will leave a real black mark in the entire history of the election in view of this election.”
Legal experts say President Trump has reached the end of the road speaking legally. The Electoral College meets on Monday to vote.
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