Less than a week until presidential elections On November 5, the Republican candidate donald trump spoke of “traps” elections and concern is growing that the 2020 scenario will be repeated and reject the results in case of losing to Kamala Harris. In fact, four years later, he still did not recognize his defeat against Joe Biden in the last elections and maintains that there was fraud.
Regarding the end of the electoral campaign, the former president assured that there were “traps” on “a scale never seen before” in Pennsylvania, one of the key states to decide who will be the next president of USA.
In addition, he added on social networks that “very ugly things” happen in this statewhere lost by only 80,000 votes to Joe Biden in 2020, and asked the police to do “your work, without delay.”
Trump’s message came after judicial authorities in a Pennsylvania county announced the opening of a investigation into a batch of 2,500 electoral registration applications that contained incorrect identity information. Verifications are being carried out in other counties, according to the local press.
The former president led an event in North Carolina and he complained that there is not just one day of voting and that one can vote in advance and declared that “if God came down from above” to supervise the counting, he could win in California, a Democratic stronghold.
“I’m doing very well with Hispanics, I think I would win,” he insisted. And he attacked the media again: “The other thing we need is an honest and respected press, we don’t have that.”
Kamala Harris assured that she fights “for democracy”
On the other hand, his rival, Kamala Harris, was in another key state along with Nevada, Michigan, Wisconsin, Georgia and Arizona.
“We fight for a democracy and unlike Donald TrumpI don’t think people who disagree with me are the enemy. He wants to put them in jail. I’ll give you a place at the table“said the vice president. In addition, she promised that she will commit to “putting the country above the party.”
She insisted with the same message later in Pennsylvania and remarked: “Everyone has the right to be heard, but right now I am speaking,” she said to some protesters who were rebuking her.
Source: Ambito
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