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The Wisconsin lower court denied the Trump team’s lawsuit before the Wisconsin Supreme Court agreed to hear the president’s attorney argue about the state’s lawsuit – Photo: AP
The Wisconsin Supreme Court agreed to hear Trump’s argument for the lawsuit in this state.
Trump: “It’s a legal disgrace”
“We have no courts to judge (this election) on the basis of fairness. It is a legal disgrace, an American disgrace,” Trump wrote on Twitter 12-12 morning. .
“You are the President of the United States and you have just been through an election in which you got more votes than any previous incumbent president in history, but so far you are clearly losing. You cannot. You have the” right to sue “before the supreme court, so you have to “sue as an interest related” to large states. President Trump spoke about his involvement in the Texas lawsuit as how stakeholders are doing.
In the tweet immediately following the tweet, Trump said: “Many other states participated in the lawsuit, but in the blink of an eye it was dismissed, without even considering the arguments of the lawsuit. Deceiving, let’s fight!”
Twitter has tagged a warning to verify information with these two tweets from Mr. Trump.
“If the Supreme Court showed intelligence and courage, the American people would probably win the biggest demands in history and our electoral process would be respected again,” he said. Trump accused.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court heard
In a related development, the Wisconsin Supreme Court agreed to hear the argument in the lawsuit from President Donald Trump’s campaign to seek to eliminate more than 221,000 votes and reverse Joe Biden’s victory in the state of war. this place.
The Wisconsin State Supreme Court decided to accept the case and will hear the plaintiff present his arguments on December 12, just 48 hours before the electoral college votes early next week, according to the News Agency. AP.
Previously, a lower court has denied the Trump team’s lawsuit, claiming there was nothing illegal about the election or the recount in Wisconsin’s two largest districts.
Trump’s legal team filed an appeal immediately. Trump’s lawyers demanded a ruling in the case before Jan. 6, when Congress met to approve the electoral college votes.
Biden won the state of Wisconsin with 21,000 votes, a mere 0.6% difference from the number of votes for Trump, prompting Trump to request a recount in the state’s two largest districts, Milwaukee and Dance. .
Biden’s campaign has yet to comment.
