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Some Trump loyalists such as Lindsey Graham, Ted Cruz, Tom Cotton and Kevin McCarthy endorsed the false claims that Trump had actually won the election and that there was large-scale fraud, and called on Republicans to stay united behind Trump. Over 20 other leading Republicans denounced Trump's accusations of voter fraud on November 6.
WASHINGTON - Former President Donald Trump is repeating his false claims of election fraud that culminated in the insurrection of Jan. 6 2021 and even going further and threatening to prosecute ...
The steady drumbeat from the GOP pushing false claims of widespread election fraud has largely gone silent in the wake of President-elect Trump’s victory. Trump has never acknowledged his loss ...
Smith defended his investigation, saying: “The claim from Trump that my decisions as a prosecutor were influenced or directed by the Biden administration or other political actors is, in a word ...
Arizona: On November 13, Trump's campaign manager advised him that a claim about Arizona voter fraud was false. On November 22, Trump and Giuliani lied to the Arizona House Speaker that there had been fraud, asked him to convene a hearing, then asked him to use the legislature to replace electors for Biden with electors for Trump.
Trump’s spat with Biden comes after reports that the 82-year-old incumbent regretted dropping out of the race as he and his aides believe he could’ve won re-election — despite a growing list ...
The claims were widespread on social media and were frequently mentioned in lawsuits filed by Republicans. [33] [34] Trump and Musk repeated baseless claims of fraud and "cheating" in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, in the days before Election Day. [35] Claims by Trump and Republican allies of election fraud persisted up to Election Day on November 5.
Following a $355 million ruling against his business empire, former President Donald Trump claimed President Joe Biden directed the investigation.