Repub­li­can and Trump crit­ic John Kasich believes that his col­leagues fear the president’s wrath and there­fore do not take a clear stand against his elec­tion fraud alle­ga­tions. “They are either in com­plete step with him or they are scared,” he told NPR radio. Some of them fear that Trump could sup­port an oppo­nent in the next elec­tion. “Biden clear­ly won the elec­tion and I am amazed that the Repub­li­cans are sit­ting on their hands. It does­n’t make sense,” said the for­mer Ohio gov­er­nor who lost to Trump in the 2016 Repub­li­can pres­i­den­tial pri­maries. Even then he had refused to sup­port the New York­er. In this year’s elec­tion he sup­port­ed Biden, even though Biden is a Democrat.

vot­er turnout among young peo­ple at record high

The turnout in the US elec­tion was high­er than ever before — and this also applies to the tra­di­tion­al­ly lazy young peo­ple. More than half of these vot­ers cast their votes. Accord­ing to an esti­mate by Tufts Uni­ver­si­ty near Boston, 52 to 55 per­cent of this group did. Four years ago it was only 42 to 44 per­cent. Even in 2008, when Oba­ma lured many younger Amer­i­cans to the polls, the fig­ure was only 48 percent.

Domin­ion spokesman: Our machines can­not turn voices

A spokesman for the vot­ing machine man­u­fac­tur­er Domin­ion rejects Trump’s alle­ga­tions that the devices fal­si­fied votes. “It is phys­i­cal­ly impos­si­ble for our machines to move votes from one can­di­date to anoth­er,” he said on Fox News. The elec­toral sys­tem is run by elect­ed civ­il ser­vants and by non-par­ti­san elec­tion work­ers. Domin­ion only pro­vides one tool for this. You have no “con­nec­tion to Venezuela, Ger­many, Barcelona, ​​Kath­man­du or what­ev­er the lat­est con­spir­a­cy the­o­ry claims.”

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