Trump states mail-in voting will lead to ‚the most rigged election in history‘ during the White House press briefing on July 30,2020.
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Donald Trump participates in a roundtable discussion on donating plasma at the American Red Cross National Headquarters on July 30,2020.
Donald Trump continued his war against mail-in voting during his White House press conference on July 30,2020. While Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell have publicly rejected Trump’s idea to delay the 2020 election if people must vote by mail, the President continued to float the idea to the media on Thursday.
Trump said that if “hundreds of millions” people sent in “universal mail-in ballots — what will happen in November – it’s a mess,” and will lead to “the most rigged election in history.”
“I don’t want to see an election, for so many years, I’ve been watching elections, and they say they the ‘projected winner’ and I don’t want to see that take place in a week, after November 3, or a month, or frankly with litigation and everything else that can happen… years, years… or you never even know who won the election.”
President Trump on Mail-In Voting in the upcoming Election pic.twitter.com/61nTAnqIve
Benny (@bennyjohnson) July 30,2020
Trump continued on a lengthy, albeit scattered rant on the unproven dangers of mail-in voting.
