Donald Trump expressed his fear of the lack of support for his election fraud allegations in a late-night Twitter rant on Thursday night, as the outgoing president expressed his delight at the against the recognized High Court.
“I have been deeply deceived by the United States Supreme Court, so we have a great country!” He tweeted Mr. Trump.
The president of the United States also cited an article showing that the Obama administration began its investigation into “Russian bias” earlier than the government’s official statement.
And in another post he stopped out at the late grandfather John McCain, who rose to fame as a war hero when he died of cancer in August 2018. “Take a last look in his class John McCain, one of the worst in DC, “Mr. Trump tweeted.
In another of his tweets, he said: “We won a big Wisconsin. They controlled the vote! “
“Democrats would never put up with a primary election stolen by the Republicans!” he said.
Despite the election college confirming the influence of Joe Biden and many Republicans acknowledging the Democrat leader as the new U.S. president, Mr. Trump has refused to do so.
It was not all negative on Thursday night, and a series of tweets were reserved for Senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama, who recently said he is “always going to support the President [Donald Trump]. ”
“He is the best president of my life and he has done more for the people of this country and the state of Alabama than anyone. We want to make sure we do the right thing, ”Mr Tuberville said in an interview with the Yellowhammer News.
He is also set to join Republican efforts to challenge electoral college votes in January.
“Tommy will be more popular than ever – a hero! That’s because he’s a great hero and a brave man. More Republican Senators should follow his lead. We had a landslide effect, and then it was removed from the Republican Party – but we caught them. Do something! “he tweeted Mr. Trump, praising the candidate.
A few days ago, Mr. Trump attacked Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, for recognizing Joe Biden as president after the college election election.