Anoth­er set­back for Don­ald Trump: Since he lost the elec­tion to Joe Biden, the incum­bent US pres­i­dent has also lost Twit­ter fol­low­ers — the elect­ed Pres­i­dent Biden, on the oth­er hand, has gained a lot of fol­low­ers. The “Guardian” reports with ref­er­ence to Fact­base, a web­site that fol­lows Trump’s pub­lic state­ments. Accord­ing­ly, Trump has already lost 133,902 fol­low­ers since Novem­ber 17. Biden, on the oth­er hand, has since gained 1,156,610 fol­low­ers. Nev­er­the­less, Trump with around 88.8 mil­lion fol­low­ers still has more than four times as many fol­low­ers as Biden with around 20.2 million.

Trump exerts pres­sure on the gov­er­nor of Geor­gia — he should use “emer­gency powers”
Trump con­tin­ues his fight for the lost US elec­tion in new tweets. He addressed two of them to the Repub­li­can gov­er­nor of the US state of Geor­gia, Bri­an Kemp. Trump reit­er­ates his demand that in Geor­gia the sig­na­tures of all votes cast by postal vote should be ver­i­fied again. Why does­n’t Kemp use his “emer­gency pow­ers” to “get the sig­na­tures on the envelopes checked?” Tweet­ed Trump. To fin­ish with a “Get it done!” to post­pone: “Do it!” But there is a catch: the sig­na­tures were com­pared with the sig­na­tures deposit­ed with the author­i­ties when the envelopes were opened. There­after, the envelopes were sep­a­rat­ed from the bal­lot papers due to vot­ing secre­cy. There is no way to bring both pieces of paper back togeth­er. So if wrong sig­na­tures were to appear, it would be impos­si­ble to say which voice it would con­cern. Trump sup­port­er and US Sen­a­tor Lind­sey Gra­ham is said to have already sug­gest­ed to throw away all bal­lot papers from those dis­tricts in which there were par­tic­u­lar­ly fre­quent dis­crep­an­cies between the sig­na­tures on the enve­lope and those deposit­ed with the author­i­ties. How­ev­er, Gra­ham denied the allegations.

Biden con­firms Yellen’s nom­i­na­tion as US Trea­sury Secretary
For­mer Fed­er­al Reserve chief Janet Yellen is slat­ed to become Trea­sury Sec­re­tary under Pres­i­dent-elect Joe Biden. That con­firmed Biden’s tran­si­tion team. If con­firmed by the Sen­ate, the 74-year-old would become the first woman in US his­to­ry to take over the lead­er­ship of the Treasury.

Trump reveals who he is actu­al­ly fight­ing for
For the first time, US Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump speaks out today via Twit­ter — but with sev­er­al mes­sages. In his first tweet he empha­sizes that his efforts — appar­ent­ly he means his repeat­ed announce­ments to uncov­er mas­sive elec­toral fraud — are not about him: “I am not fight­ing for myself. I am fight­ing for the 74 mil­lion peo­ple (…) who chose me. ”

Ex-boss for US elec­toral secu­ri­ty: Trump’s elec­tion fraud alle­ga­tions are sup­posed to “scare people”
Almost four weeks after the US elec­tion, the incum­bent Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump and some of his promi­nent sup­port­ers nev­er tire of mak­ing new alle­ga­tions of elec­tion fraud and denounc­ing an alleged con­spir­a­cy. Chris Krebs, who head­ed CISA’s elec­toral secu­ri­ty agency before he was fired by Trump, put it this way: “What I saw was an obvi­ous attempt to under­mine con­fi­dence in the elec­tion, to con­fuse and fright­en peo­ple “said Krebs to the US tele­vi­sion sta­tion CBS on the show” 60 Min­utes “. Trump and his allies are “under­min­ing democ­ra­cy,” warned Krebs. The cur­rent pres­i­dent imme­di­ate­ly called the inter­view on Twit­ter “ridicu­lous, one-sided [and] an inter­na­tion­al joke”.

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