Now Donald Trump’s campaign is getting into legal trouble itself: A group of black voters from Detroit are suing the incumbent president. You accuse his campaign team of attempting to overturn the election results in Michigan of disenfranchising African American voters. The procedure is “one of the worst cases of abuse in the history of our nation,” it said. Trump’s strategy in the embattled state is to postpone the confirmation of the result, especially in Detroit, and to “intimidate and coerce” the authorities. The core of this strategy is to “disenfranchise voters in cities primarily inhabited by blacks”.
Christie: “Trump’s lawyers are national embarrassment”
And here comes another Republican who is getting on with faxes. The ex-governor of New Jersey, who once competed with Trump in the 2016 presidential run, said on ABC: “The president had the opportunity to go to the courts. And I thought if you had evidence of fraud, show it. But what happened next, honestly, the behavior of Trump’s lawyers was a national embarrassment. ” Christie clarifies, “I was a supporter of the president, I elected him twice. But elections have consequences and we can’t pretend something happened that didn’t.”