Old President Trump
Donald Trump The Hill’s Morning Report – Presented by Facebook – Split screen: Biden sells stimuli; The Republican Party points out that border Democrats are moving smaller immigration bills, although they are extensively reviewing right-wing social media platforms that they do not maintain after January. 6 MORE growth he criticized the Supreme Court for refusing to listen to the electoral challenges of his campaign, saying on Tuesday that the high court lacks the “courage” needed to nullify the 2020 election results.
In an interview with Fox News’s Maria Bartiromo
Maria Sara BartiromoBartiromo to host ‘Fox News Primetime’ next week The BBC apologizes for interview with fake Cory Booker Gaetz suggests DeSantis could run for president in 2024 if Trump gets out of the picture MORE, Trump repeated his claims that he had been robbed of the election because states decided to allow extended access to postal voting because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Trump lost dozens of lawsuits and his own Justice Department discussed the idea that there was widespread election fraud. However, the former president on Tuesday unloaded in court for refusing to cast Democratic votes in states that changed their election laws to expand access to the vote.
“Democrats used COVID to do things that can’t be believed to have escaped, that failed to get their legislatures passed, and our courts and the Supreme Court did not have the courage to revoke the elections that are they should have been annulled because you are talking about decisive amounts, hundreds of thousands and even millions of votes, ”Trump said.
The former president pointed to the Supreme Court, which refused to hear several of Trump’s challenges because his campaign was not being maintained.
Trump appointed three Supreme Court justices in his four-year term, giving the high court a 6-3 record in favor of the Conservatives.
“The Supreme Court did not rule on the facts. He ruled on the position, “Trump said.” The Supreme Court should be ashamed of itself. “
The former president also assaulted the Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell
Addison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnell A Conservative group kicks Toomey as a “RINO,” underscoring GOP’s change Night Defense: Capitol Police Plan to Reduce Fencing | Tucker Carlson’s comments on women in the army continue US attempts to restart North Korean talks grow Xinjiang’s forced labor complex: President Biden should work with Congress to stop it MORE (R-Ky.), Blaming him for the losses of the party’s second senate in Georgia, which cost the Republican Party a majority in the upper house.
Many Republicans have accused Trump’s fixation of the idea that the election was stolen from him by the Republican Party Senate losses to the state. Trump’s claims divided the party and perhaps convinced some conservatives to stay home without believing their votes would not be counted anyway.
But Trump said McConnell’s refusal to support $ 2,000 checks for all Americans as part of a COVID-19 relief bill is what it cost Republicans.
“That was a disaster,” Trump said. “Mitch McConnell made a huge mistake. He lost those two seats. “