https://time.com/4537809/donald-trum...awards-debate/
Quote: "Donald Trump thinks the Emmys were rigged against him due to politics, a position he reaffirmed during the final presidential debate Wednesday.
https://www.politifact.com/factcheck...2016-iowa-cau/
Quote: Following President Donald Trump’s claims that ballots in the 2020 election were fraudulent in some swing states, social media tweeters wrote that Trump claimed that Texas Sen. Ted Cruz’s win in the 2016 Iowa Republican caucuses was because of fraud.
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/trum...ry?id=74126926
quote; It's been over a week since the polls closed on Election Day, and a few days since President-elect Joe Biden was declared the winner of the 2020 presidential race, and still, President Donald Trump has not accepted the results of the election.
What Trump has done is continue to double down on his claims that this year's election was "rigged" and there were massive amounts of voter fraud nationwide that cost him his victory.
There is no truth to the claims that there was widespread voter fraud in the election, yet the Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee are pursuing lawsuits in several states claiming that there was. Despite their complaints, they have not provided any evidence of fraud or corroborated any of the president's claims.
This is not the first time Trump has made claims about election fraud when the results do not please him. It has been a part of his playbook for years -- long before he entered politics.
Fiction the first time, fiction the second time, fiction the third time and so on ad infinitum
