Eric Trump warns of major Republican challenges that do not oppose election results

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Eric TrumpSinger Taylor Dayne Eric Trump responds to criticism after Mar-a-Lago performance: “I try to keep politics” Florida state lawmaker wants to fine Mar-a-Lago after it closes the “potential superpartisan” Giuliani, Trump Jr. guests at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago New Year’s Eve party: report MORE warned on Tuesday that it will push the main challenges for every Republican lawmaker who does not oppose the results of the Electoral College on Wednesday.

“I will personally work to defeat all Republican senators / congressmen who do not stand up against this fraud: they will be primary in the next election and will lose,” Trump tweeted.

The threat underscores the division that has erupted in the Republican Party during Wednesday’s joint session of Congress, during which both houses are expected to certify the Electoral College’s 306-232 margin for the president-elect. Joe BidenJoe Biden’s attorney says the census count to determine Congress seats won’t be done until February. Trump’s latest push for Georgia’s runoff, dominated by personal grievances.

The bipartisan majorities in the House and Senate have said they will certify the results, but as many as 140 House Republicans and at least 13 Senate Republicans have said they will oppose the results in Arizona, Georgia or Pennsylvania.

President TrumpDonald Trump’s attorney says the census count to determine seats in Congress won’t be done until February. Trump’s latest push for Georgia’s runoff, dominated by personal grievances he has also asked Republicans to primary some Republicans who have come out against the objections.

The president has specifically focused his anger on the whip of the Senate majority John ThuneJohn Randolph ThuneWall Street Journal: The GOP Electoral College’s “trick” will hurt the U.S. and Republican Party’s electoral struggle over GOP Cotton’s breakups with Conservative colleagues who will oppose the vote count MORE (RS.D.), calling on the governor of South Dakota. Kristi NoemKristi Lynn NoemTrump calls Noem back to primary Thune despite her refusal Noem rules out Thune’s challenge after Trump criticizes Senator Trump for attacking Thune: “It will be primary in 2022” MORE (R) to challenge him in 2022 when his term ends.

“I look forward to seeing the great governor of South Dakota @ KristiNoem face off against RINO @ SenJohnThune in the upcoming 2022 primaries. He would do a fantastic job in the U.S. Senate, but if not Kristi, others are already lining up. Dakota from the South wants strong leadership, NOW! ”he tweeted, referring to Thune only as a Republican.

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