Delivering what he called “the most important speech” of his presidency, President Donald Trump rebuked the “rigged” election, saying the system was under a “coordinated assault and …
Delivering what he called “the most important speech” of his presidency, President Donald Trump rebuked the “rigged” election, saying the system was under a “coordinated assault and siege.” “This colossal expansion of mail-in voting opened the flood gates to massive fraud,” Trump said in his 46-minute address Wednesday, recorded in the White House Diplomatic Room. “It’s a widely know fact that the voting rolls are packed with people who are not lawfully eligible to vote, including those who are deceased, have moved out of their state, and even are non-citizens of our country. “Beyond this the records are riddled with errors, wrong addresses, and many other issues. This is not disputed. It has never been disputed.” Trump, making the case for a “rigged election,” stressed many of the following points: “We’re showing you hundreds of thousands,” Trump said. “Far more than we need. Far more than the margin. Far more than the law requires. We can show many times what is necessary to win the state.
