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Donald Trump Jr. tore apart would-be Republican presidential candidates whom he accused of a ‘total lack of action’ as his father faces overwhelming political and legal challenges in his fight for reelection.
The explosion of the president’s outspoken son, who has been mentioned as a potential candidate for elective office, came on a day when Trump’s lead over Democrat Joe Biden diminished on the battlefield of Pennsylvania and Georgia, narrowing his path. towards re-election.
With the president fighting for his political survival, his son sought to recruit more advocates and criticized his public demand to his millions of supporters among Trump’s base, while his father’s campaign filed lawsuits across the country seeking to stop the count of votes in some states.
Donald Trump Jr. lashed out at ‘2024 GOP hopefuls’ for failing to stand up for his father enough as he faces a fight for votes amid vote recount in battle states
A day approached when the president demanded “STOP THE COUNT!”
“The complete lack of action by virtually all ‘2024 GOP hopefuls’ is quite surprising,” he raged on Twitter. “They have a perfect platform to show that they are willing and able to fight, but they will cower from the media mafia.”
‘Don’t worry, @RealDonaldTrump will fight and you can watch as usual!’ concluded Don Jr., an avid hunter who helps run the Trump Organization. He wrote a book entitled “Unchained: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us” that he has promoted in the electoral campaign.
After his missive, Trump Jr. circled back to highlight two conservative Republicans he considered on the team. ‘A notable exception seems to be Ron DeSantis at this point. He’s been active and vocal, ‘he wrote. He also tagged Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley, another vocal advocate for Trump.
His appeal came on a day when Fox commentator Loud Dobbs asked where Trump’s supporters were and said the president was like a ‘lone wolf’. Dobbs made the comment in an interview with former National Intelligence Director Ric Grennel, who announced a lawsuit in Nevada where he said 10,000 people may have voted despite living out of state, but did not provide evidence.
‘Where the heck is Mitch McConnell, where is the Republican Party, where is (RNC president) Ronna McDaniel? Why aren’t they outside? Why isn’t the Republican Party demanding en masse that the Justice Department move here? He has been absent throughout the process, “he said, calling it a” political crime. “
Donald Trump Jr. attacked a ‘lack of action’ defending his father for the ‘Republican hopefuls of 2024’
White House spokesman Judd Deere tweeted that “ no one is fighting harder for free and fair elections ” than Trump, whose campaign presented multiple electoral demands.
Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton called on Trump’s legal effort
Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley thanked Trump for his ‘conservative victory leadership’
Some potential candidates broadcast their support for Trump’s effort on Twitter.
“We all owe @RealDonaldTrump for his leadership of conservative victories for the Senate, House and state legislatures,” wrote former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley. ‘He and the American people deserve transparency and fairness as the votes are counted. The law must be followed. We have to keep faith that the truth will prevail, ” he said, calling for ‘justice’ without attacking the vote count.
Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas), considered another potential Trump heir, wrote: ‘All votes that are legally the cast must be counted. There is NO excuse for not allowing election observers to observe the count, endorsing Trump’s legal position in Pennsylvania.
Other members of Trump’s circle, including attorney Rudy Giuliani, former White House adviser Pam Bondi and former campaign manager Cory Lewandowski, have joined Trump’s legal fight.
Amid the turmoil, White House spokesman Judd Deere issued an unusual statement in which he said Trump was “bringing big victories.”
President Trump defied all expectations in the Congressional and Senate elections, bringing great victories. In fact, at this time no member of the Republican House has lost, ” he said, in a typewritten statement that he posted on his Twitter account.
As the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee put it, President Trump “exceeded media expectations, Democratic and Republican expectations, and brought legislative candidates with him,” calling it a ‘buoy,’ not an ‘anchor.’ There was no Blue Wave and President Trump garnered the highest proportion of non-white voters for the Republican Party in decades. As promised in 2016 and under his leadership, the Republican Party has become the American worker’s party. President Trump’s expanded coalition propelled Republican candidates up and down the ballot and across the country to victories that cannot be ignored. ”
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a powerful figure no matter who prevails, issued a statement rejecting Trump after his election night statement that he ‘won’.
“Claiming you won the election is different than ending the count,” McConnell said.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), another possible presidential candidate who was defeated by Trump in 2016, criticized Fox News for making his election call the night before to other Arizona networks for Biden, an action that allegedly angered the president. Trump.
But retired Republican Rep. Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania splashed water on the wave of allegations of election fraud from the Trump campaign. The state secretary of state could only recall one incident involving a single man during the past year in her state.
“I am not aware of any significant level of fraud,” Toomey said. “No one has drawn my attention to anything that makes me say that there is a large fraud case that needs to be addressed immediately.” Another potential candidate, Senator Marco Rubio, issued a statement defending the vote count and Trump’s right to sue on Wednesday.
“Taking days to count votes cast legally is NOT fraud and legal challenges to votes cast after the legal voting deadline is NOT a deletion,” he wrote.
Trump Jr. also sent out a tweet that was flagged by Twitter. He called on Trump to go to ‘all out war for this election to expose all the fraud, cheating, dead / no longer in state voters, which has been going on for far too long. It’s time to clean up this mess and stop looking like a banana republic! ‘
Another Republican who could run for president, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, burned Donald Trump’s comments after the president came out to claim Thursday that the election was ‘rigged’ and claimed he won states that were not called for him. .
“There is no defense for the president’s comments tonight that undermine our Democratic process. The United States is counting the votes and we must respect the results as we have always done before, ”said Hogan. “No choice or person is more important than our democracy.”
