Rudy Giuliani Says ‘We Don’t Need Courts’ After SIX State Judges Throw Out Appeals

Rudy Giuliani forcefully stated that the path to Trump’s presidency did not involve the courts, as judges from six states rejected his team’s election fraud appeals, dealing a crucial blow to the president’s effort to secure a second term. .

Trump’s personal attorney spoke to Hannity on Friday when he made the claim and lamented the recent rejections in both Nevada and Georgia.

“The simple fact is that we don’t need courts. The Constitution of the United States gives exclusive power to the state legislator to decide the presidential elections, ”Giuliani explained to Hannity.

‘In fact, if we go back to the Founding Fathers, they would tell us that we are making a mistake.

Rudy Giuliani made the loud claim while appearing on Hannity Friday, and judges from six states rejected the Trump team’s attempt to secure the election.

“This should go directly to the House of Representatives and the Senate in each state and they should hold hearings, they should have factual determinations and they should decide what the correct voting account is.”

Giuliani’s bold claim comes as Trump’s legal team continues to dismiss his cases in six key states they need to secure the election: Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada and Wisconsin.

The Trump campaign has filed 46 lawsuits, none of which have come very far since Joe Biden was named president-elect on November 7.

A judge on Friday rejected a Republican proposal to undo Biden’s victory in Arizona, finding that the head of the state’s Republican Party could not prove fraud or misconduct in her challenge to the election results in the Phoenix metropolitan area. The judge also noted that the evidence presented at trial would not reverse Trump’s loss in state.

“The simple fact is that we don’t need courts. The Constitution of the United States gives exclusive power to the state legislator to decide the presidential elections, ” Giuliani explained to Hannity.

Judge Randall Warner dismissed Arizona Republican Party Chair Kelli Ward’s challenge to the ballots in the Phoenix metropolitan area that were doubled because voters’ previous ballots were damaged or could not be tabulated. Election observers called to testify by Ward said they witnessed problems processing duplicate ballots, but the judge said those problems were brought to the attention of poll workers, who then corrected the errors.

Warner wrote ‘there is no evidence that the inaccuracies were intentional or part of a fraudulent scheme. They were mistakes. And given the small number of duplicate ballots and the low error rate, the evidence shows no impact on the outcome. “

Six cases brought by Trump and his Republican allies in Michigan have been rejected or dropped. On Wednesday, Giuliani appeared in a public meeting with lawmakers and urged activists to pressure, even threaten, the Republican Party-controlled Legislature to ‘step up’ and award all 16 state electoral votes to Trump despite the victory. Biden with 154,000 votes.

A Michigan appeals court on Friday rejected an appeal from the Trump campaign in a challenge to how absentee ballots were handled in Detroit and other issues.

The Trump campaign has filed 46 lawsuits, none of which have come very far since Joe Biden was named president-elect on November 7.

The latest lawsuit in Georiga joined more than 40 other legal challenges presented by the Trump campaign and supporters alleging widespread voter fraud.

In Wisconsin, the state Supreme Court on Thursday refused to hear Trump’s lawsuit that seeks to reverse his loss in the battlefield state. In a split decision, the court did not rule on the merits of the claims, but said the case must first go through lower courts.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court also declined on Friday to hear a lawsuit filed by a conservative group over the loss of Trump.

The Trump campaign lost its attempt to overturn the election results in Nevada and the Minnesota Supreme Court dismissed a challenge brought by Republican lawmakers.

On Friday, the Trump campaign filed a lawsuit in Georgia seeking to invalidate the election results there, the latest in a series of legal challenges aimed at reversing its loss that so far have gone nowhere.

The Trump campaign claimed in a statement that there were “ literally tens of thousands of illegal votes that were cast, counted and included ” in the 2020 General Election.

President-elect Biden won the election with 306 electoral college votes, against the 270 required, compared to 232 for Trump.