The alle­ga­tions of US Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump could hard­ly be more seri­ous: The incum­bent speaks of mas­sive elec­tion fraud in favor of Joe Biden. But with a few excep­tions, he receives lit­tle sup­port from his par­ty. Some Repub­li­cans even sharply crit­i­cize Trump. The US Pres­i­dent speaks out on the pres­i­den­tial count, and most of the major news net­works sim­ply shut down because the incum­bent is spread­ing unsub­stan­ti­at­ed alle­ga­tions of fraud. That is prob­a­bly unique in the his­to­ry of the old­est democ­ra­cy in the world. The OSCE elec­tion observers, who did not detect any irreg­u­lar­i­ties either on elec­tion day or in the postal vote, also say that there is noth­ing in Trump’s allegations.

Wit­tich: “Announced” Biden takes a nar­row lead in Georgia

From the envi­ron­ment of the pres­i­dent it is said that employ­ees tried to pre­vent the appear­ance on Thurs­day evening. His eldest son, Don­ald Trump junior, on the oth­er hand, went much fur­ther. He even wrote about the “Total War” on Twit­ter and imme­di­ate­ly resort­ed to a mar­tial choice of words that evening in Geor­gia: “I think the most impor­tant thing that Don­ald Trump can do in this elec­tion is to fight each of these fights to the death . ”

Trump wants to go to the Supreme Court

Trump’s alle­ga­tion of ille­gal votes is direct­ed against the postal votes, which — con­trary to the President’s sug­ges­tion — were not includ­ed in the count ret­ro­spec­tive­ly, but are only last in line. Because Biden sup­port­ers wor­ried about Covid in par­tic­u­lar have made use of this option, while Trump has been warn­ing against postal votes for months and down­play­ing the coro­na risk, the major­i­ty of these votes are most­ly in favor of chal­lenger Biden. Trump does­n’t want to see that. He announced law­suits and raged on his Twit­ter chan­nel. “I have the feel­ing that in the end judges will have to decide,” he said in his address. In fact, his cam­paign team has filed law­suits in Geor­gia, Michi­gan, Neva­da and Penn­syl­va­nia. In the first two states, how­ev­er, judges imme­di­ate­ly dis­missed her. Observers assume that the oth­er law­suits are unlike­ly to have a major impact on the out­come of the election.

Sharp crit­i­cism from Mary­land, Don­ald Jr. calls for “total war” US sta­tions shut down Trump speech

Giv­en Trump’s han­dling of the elec­toral process, even some Repub­li­cans can only shake their heads. “There is no jus­ti­fi­ca­tion for the president’s remarks tonight that are under­min­ing our demo­c­ra­t­ic process,” Mary­land Repub­li­can gov­er­nor Lar­ry Hogan said on Twit­ter. “Amer­i­ca counts the votes and we must respect the results as we have always done. No choice or per­son is more impor­tant than our democ­ra­cy,” Hogan con­tin­ued. In an inter­view with the sta­tion PBS, he accused Trump and his camp of hav­ing pre­pared the ground for the cur­rent pro­ce­dure — the ques­tion­ing of the results — with warn­ings about the postal vote. Hogan is the chair­man of the Nation­al Asso­ci­a­tion of Gov­er­nors. Con­gress­man Adam Kinzinger called for evi­dence of fraud alle­ga­tions to be pre­sent­ed and pre­sent­ed in court. “Stop spread­ing exposed mis­in­for­ma­tion … This is get­ting crazy,” he wrote on Twit­ter. For­mer Repub­li­can Sen­a­tor Jeff Flake was nev­er a friend of Trump’s but now wrote quite clear­ly: “No Repub­li­can should agree with the president’s remarks any­more. Unac­cept­able. Period.”

Biden’s team plans vic­to­ry speech Biden pass­es Trump in Georgia

Texas Repub­li­can MP Will Hurd said Trump’s unproven alle­ga­tions were “dan­ger­ous and false”. “They are under­min­ing the foun­da­tion on which this nation was built,” wrote Hurd.

Gra­ham remains loy­al to Trump

Trump received sup­port, how­ev­er, main­ly from Lind­sey Gra­ham, the chair­man of the judi­cia­ry com­mit­tee in the Sen­ate. He said on Fox News that he want­ed to sup­port Trump’s law­suits in the con­test­ed states with $ 500,000. Gra­ham said the city of Philadel­phia, which could poten­tial­ly win the race in Penn­syl­va­nia in Trump’s favor, was “a snake wrong.” He wants to sup­port Trump.  In addi­tion, promi­nent Repub­li­cans have so far held back — both with sup­port and crit­i­cism of Trump. Vice Pres­i­dent Mike Pence reit­er­at­ed his sup­port for Trump and called for every legal vote to be count­ed. How­ev­er, he did not explic­it­ly endorse the fraud allegations.

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