Election Fraud

Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio insisted that he does not believe the 2020 presidential election was "stolen" on Thursday, despite taking part in multiple "Stop the Steal" rallies in support of the false claim following former President Donald Trump's November loss.

Donald Trump urged Brad Raffensperger to "find" votes to overcome his loss in Georgia in a call following the election that was later leaked to the press.

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Viewers share clips of what the controversial businessman calls evidence of election fraud.

"They're going to try to convict him in the eyes of the American people and smear him forever," Trump's former chief White House strategist said.

Rudy Giuliani described the defamation lawsuit file against him Monday by Dominion Voting Systems as "another act of intimidation by the hate-filled left-wing to wipe out and censor the exercise of free speech."

The Republican former governor said that GOP lawmakers want to "make political points with those people who the president and others lied to."

Critics have complained about Twitter permanently suspending President Donald Trump's account on the one hand and condemning Uganda's internet shutdown on the other.

"This was a fraudulent election but we can't play into the hands of these people," the president said.

"Basically, in effect, the ruling would be that you gotta go the streets and be as violent as antifa and BLM," Louie Gohmert said earlier in an interview.

"That a judge would rule on a case brought by a group heavily funded by her sister is very concerning," Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said.

"The only thing I'm surrendering to is the Constitution and the will of the people," Representative Adam Kinzinger said in response to Representative Mo Brooks.

In a series of tweets Saturday, the president attacked a variety of people and departments for not backing his voter fraud claims.

The internal White House email was sent despite efforts by the president and his GOP allies to overturn the election's results.

"The president's been so ill-served by this crowd," said Republican strategist Karl Rove during a Fox News appearance on Tuesday.

True the Vote said Friday the electoral challenges would "help ensure only legal, eligible votes are counted in Georgia's January 5 runoff elections."

State election laws turned out to be more than capable of conducting elections and arbitrating closely contested results.

A former Houston, Texas police officer allegedly ran an air conditioning repair truck off the road, wrongly believing the truck contained 750,000 fake ballots that Democrats were planning to use in a massive voter fraud plot.

The attorney general didn't purposely undermine President Trump's chances of winning a second term. But he sure didn't help.

"I thought I was going to win, too, when I ran for president in 2012. I didn't. I didn't go out and say fraud," Romney said Monday night after the Electoral College votes were finalized.

"You have to hope that the justices in the state court are going to show somewhat more determination," Rudy Guliani said on Friday.

"The United States Constitution gives sole power to the state legislature to decide presidential elections," the president's attorney said on Sean Hannity's show Friday night.

CNN anchor Erin Burnett said that broadcasting portions of President Donald Trump's Wednesday speech "would amplify things that factually untrue."

"I voted for President Trump," tweeted Louisiana Republican Senator Bill Cassidy in November, "but Joe Biden won."

The rise also occurred as Trump continued to make unproven allegations of widespread voter fraud that, he says, cost him the election.

Roger Stone said Wednesday that if evidence that ballots were shipped to Maine by North Korean vessels was investigated, "it would be proof of foreign involvement in the election."

"The pattern in this administration seems to be anybody who tells the truth gets fired," Senator Chris Van Hollen said.

Ex-director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency responded after the campaign lawyer called for his execution over statements about election security.

"Man up, admit you got beat, and do what's right for our country," former Georgia Representative Allen Peake tweeted about the president's loss.

Georgia's Cobb County GOP chairman added, "Guess this is what happens when you wait until the last minute."