11/10/2020

White House News (白宮消息) | Nov. 10, 2020

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A woman shouts toward supporters of President-elect Joe Biden, as supporters of President Donald Trump protest outside the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, Sunday, Nov. 8, 2020, a day after the 2020 election was called for Democrat Biden.

Trump campaign, RNC detail voter fraud in Pennsylvania, Michigan


Nov. 9 - President Trump’s campaign and the Republican National Committee detailed evidence Monday they claim reveals election violations in two battleground states, pointing to a federal court filing in Pennsylvania and 131 affidavits taken in Michigan alleging wrongdoing.


RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel announced two new lawsuits were filed Monday by people working in Detroit.


A whistleblower with information about being instructed to backdate ballots on Nov. 4 also relayed that information to the U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan.

“With somebody backdating ballots, that is illegal,” she told reporters.

It is unclear, though, how many ballots may have been illegally altered in Michigan. The president is currently trailing presumptive President-elect Joseph R. Biden in the swing state by 146,123 votes, as ballots are still being counted.

The Michigan lawsuits, according to Ms. McDaniel, also claim an election employee in Detroit saw poll workers coaching voters on who they should vote for, urging straight Democratic ballots and joining the voters at the booths to watch them cast their ballots. During the past two weeks, this same employee was instructed not to ask any voter for photo identification.
“We should all be alarmed by this no matter where you’re at on the political spectrum,” Ms. McDaniel added.    source
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RNC Chair McDaniel and White House Press Secretary McEnany News Conference
RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel and White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany, who is also an adviser to the Trump Campaign, speak to reporters about the election results. General Counsel Matt Morgan also speaks.
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Nevada vote count media briefing
Biden vote total increases in Nevada

Nov. 10 - President-elect Joe Biden has extended his lead over President Donald Trump in the presidential race in Nevada.

In numbers released Monday morning by the Nevada secretary of state’s office, Biden has 670,344 votes to Trump’s 634,158 votes — 50.22 percent to 47.51 percent.

On Sunday, Biden led by 34,283 votes.     continue to read

President Trump isn’t conceding to Democratic presidential nominee Joseph R. Biden and has filed suits alleging voter fraud and irregularities in five states.
Trump legal team to file lawsuits alleging voter irregularities, fraud

Nov. 10 - President Trump isn’t conceding the November election and is getting ready to unleash a number of lawsuits this week alleging voter fraud and irregularities, as his legal team has already filed disputes in five battleground states.

The increase in litigation comes as Mr. Trump trails President-elect Joseph R. Biden in a handful of swing states by less than 1% as mail-in ballots continue to be counted.

Several news outlets, however, called the race for Mr. Biden on Saturday.

“Since when does the Lamestream Media call who our next president will be? We have all learned a lot in the last two weeks!” Mr. Trump tweeted on Sunday.

Rudolph W. Giuliani, the president’s personal attorney, noted three of the broader legal issues they’re raising in court challenges include backdating of late mail-in ballots, allegations of dead people casting votes and Republican poll watchers denied access to observe tabulations at various locations.


“I think we have enough to change Pennsylvania,” Mr. Giuliani said. “It would be wrong for [Mr. Trump] to concede.”

Mr. Giuliani plans to file more lawsuits Monday, saying they could target between four to 10 different states.     source

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    11/09/2020

    White House News (白宮消息) | Nov. 9, 2020

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    US Election 2020: Biden delivers victory speech from Delaware
    US President-elect Joe Biden has delivered his victory speech, telling Americans 'I pledge to be a president who seeks not to divide but unify'.
    Nov. 9

    Trump is understood to have learnt of his loss while playing golf.
    'Teary-eyed' Donald Trump booed on return to White House after defeat


    Nov. 8 - Celebratory crowds have been filmed booing President Donald Trump as he returned to the White House after learning of his defeat to Democrat Joe Biden.

    After learning of Biden's win on Saturday (local time), thousands of his supporters stormed Black Lives Matter Plaza, just blocks from the White House, to celebrate.

    President-elect Biden and his Vice President-elect Kamala Harris won Pennsylvania, romping past the 270 electoral votes needed to remove Trump from office.

    ...It was a very difference scene when he returned to the White House and joyous crowds chanted "loser, loser, loser" and jeered at Trump as he looked out of his car window.


    Others could be heard booing the President's motorcade while people next to them raised their middle fingers in his direction.
    It has been reported that Trump can hear the noise from Biden supporters, who have taken to blaring YMCA - the song Trump closed out his recent rallies with, outside of the White House....     source
    Over 70% of Republicans Believe That Trump Was Cheated Out of The Election but Americans Agree that Violence is Not the Answer, New Survey From Cloudresearch.com
    Over 70% of Republicans Believe That Trump Was Cheated Out Of The Election



    Nov. 8 - 60.5% of Republicans believe the election was stolen, according to an online poll of 800 adults fielded by CloudResearch.com a few hours before the election was called for Biden. When asked whether “The 2020 Presidential election was stolen”, 60.5% of Republicans agreed, compared to just 5% of Democrats and 29% of Independents. When asked whether “President Trump is being cheated out of winning the election”, 72% of Republicans agreed, compared to 5% of Democrats and 31% of Independents. While 77.5% of Democrats believe that no credible evidence of voter fraud in the presidential election has been presented, only 24% of Republicans agree.

    Despite disagreements across party lines about allegations of voter fraud related to the Presidential election, most Americans – Republicans, Democrats and Independents -- believe that our legal system will uncover any improprieties. When asked whether they “have full faith that the legal system would discover if there was fraud that impacted the election,” a consistent 59 percent of Republicans, 61 percent of Democrats, and 54 percent of Independents were in agreement.     source

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    Trump Campaign Pennsylvania News Conference
    Shortly after the Associated Press called the 2020 presidential race for Democrat Joe Biden, President Trump’s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani held a news conference in Philadelphia to cast doubt on the results of the election, focusing on the count in Pennsylvania. “Philadelphia is a professional place for voter fraud because you have a decrepit Democrat machine that you have had in power for 60 years,” claimed the former Republican mayor of New York City. Campaign adviser Corey Lewandowski and a couple of Philadelphia residents also spoke, alleging they were not given adequate access to observe ballot counting. Mr. Giuliani said “networks don’t get to decide elections” and vowed legal challenges to the vote count. 
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    11/07/2020

    White House News (白宮消息) | Nov. 7, 2020

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    BREAKING: Joe Biden Elected 46th President of the United States, Decision Desk HQ Projects

    By Aidan McLaughlinNov 6th, 2020, 9:01 am ET

    Nov 7 (Taipei Time 9:00 am) -     Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election on Friday, according to a projection by election data company Decision Desk HQ which called the state of Pennsylvania for the Democratic candidate, capping off an election that dragged on for two nail-biting days as key battleground states counted votes.

    The former vice president is now on track — with a few legal challenges mounted by the Trump campaign in his way — to become the 46th president of the United States. He beat incumbent President Donald Trump thanks to battleground states like Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania that Hillary Clinton lost in 2016.

    Trump held on Florida, set to expand his share of the vote in the Sunshine State. But his performance in the Rust Belt was not enough to hold on to the presidency, and a projected loss in Arizona infuriated his campaign — but Pennsylvania ultimately sealed its fate.

    That loss in Arizona was first projected by Fox News, the president’s favorite network. While many of the network’s opinion hosts are pro-Trump, its highly-regarded “decision desk,” which calls presidential races, is nonpartisan. And it was the first operation to call Arizona for Biden, on Tuesday night before a sizable chunk of votes had been counted. That decision sparked outrage from the Trump campaign, which has repeatedly attacked Fox News in public comments since the network made the call.

    Despite the projected victory for Biden, team Trump is certain to challenge the results of the 2020 election. His campaign has launched a barrage of lawsuits aimed at invalidating the ballots of his opponent. The flurry of legal challenges has been met with skepticism and is not expected to change the results of the election.     source

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    Joe Biden will address the nation TONIGHT as he closes in on victories in Nevada, Arizona and overtakes Trump in Pennsylvania and Georgia - where a RECOUNT is called - but the President warns him not to 'wrongfully claim' the White House

    Nov. 7 - Joe Biden will address the nation in primetime Friday, his campaign confirmed – pointing to their overwhelming confidence he is about to win the presidential election.


    The speech will be delivered regardless of whether the election has been called in his favor, which now appears certain to be either Friday or over the weekend.

    As it stands, Biden has 253 electoral college votes. He needs 270 to win which is realistic in two ways. If he wins Pennsylvania, he gains 20 votes and no longer needs either Arizona or Nevada. But if he wins Arizona - which has 11 electoral college votes - and Nevada - which has 6 - he no longer needs Pennsylvania.
     
    Biden's lead in Pennsylvania was over 14,500 when Trump tweeted; just under 44,000 in Arizona although apparently falling rather than rising; up 20,000 in Nevada and ahead but set for a recount in Georgia.      continue to read
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    11/05/2020

    White House News (白宮消息) | Nov. 5, 2020

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    Now Trump files Georgia lawsuit over late ballots after suing in PA and NV to stop the count as Biden wins Michigan and Wisconsin and moves to 264 electoral college votes saying he 'is confident of the White House'

    Nov. 5 - Democrat Joe Biden edged closer to a potential upset in Georgia - and to a White House win - coming within 1 point of President Donald Trump in the traditionally red state Wednesday night.


    As the race narrowed, Trump's campaign announced that they had filed a lawsuit in the state, alleging that a GOP poll observer witnessed 53 late absentee ballots added to a pile in Chatham County, where Savannah – a Democratic-leaning urban center - is located.

    'We will not allow Democrat election officials to steal this election from President Trump with late, illegal ballots,' Deputy Campaign Manager Justin Clark said.        continue to read

    Election Highlights: Biden, Flipping Michigan and Wisconsin, Says It’s ‘Clear’ He Will Reach 270

    Nov. 4 - President Trump’s campaign threatened legal challenges after its path to victory narrowed, with Joe Biden winning two critical states in the upper Midwest. Several other battlegrounds remained too close to call.     source
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    11/04/2020

    White House News (白宮消息) | Nov. 4, 2020

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    Watch Election Day 2020 coverage and results live
    Nov. 3, 2020
    CBSN will have exit polls, state-by-state results and analysis on the presidential election between Donald Trump and Joe Biden, as well as critical down-ballot races. “Red & Blue” anchor Elaine Quijano will lead evening and primetime coverage alongside CBSN anchor Lana Zak and CBSN's Caitlin Huey-Burns reporting on the ground. The Decision Desk will make projections and characterize races in real-time throughout the night. CBS News elections and surveys director Anthony Salvanto will lead the Decision Desk with the new Election Night Tracker, which builds on the strengths of the industry-leading CBS News Battleground Tracker. The CBS News Election Night Tracker combines exit poll data and vote tallies with CBS News’ proprietary polling. By Election Day, the CBS News Battleground Tracker will have surveyed 100,000 people from all 50 states, and the Decision Desk will show viewers how all the contests are trending.
    NOVEMBER 3, 2020
    Joe Biden Campaigns in Pennsylvania
    2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden makes one final campaign stop in Pennsylvania before heading back to Wilmington, Delaware, to watch Election Night returns.
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    Biden closes out his campaign in Pennsylvania, promising 'the beginning of a new day'


    Nov. 3, (CNN)Joe Biden closed his presidential campaign Monday night in Pennsylvania, lambasting President Donald Trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic and promising to unite a country in crisis if he wins Tuesday.

    The Democratic nominee returned to the crucial swing state where he'd begun his campaign 19 months ago with the same message: The 2020 presidential campaign is a battle for the soul of the nation.

    "Tomorrow's the beginning of a new day," Biden told hundreds of supporters at a socially distanced drive-in rally, which became a hallmark of his campaign in its closing weeks. "The power to change this country is in your hands."      continue to read
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    The president was joined by top aides and advisers during his first public appearance of Election Day.

    Nov. 3 - President Donald Trump remarked that “losing is never easy” during his first in-person appearance of Election Day, as he was surrounded by top aides and advisers accompanying him on a brief trip to his campaign headquarters in Arlington, Va.


    Asked by reporters Tuesday whether he had prepared alternate versions of speeches in preparation for the results of the election, Trump replied that he was “not thinking about [a] concession speech or acceptance speech yet.”

    “Hopefully, we’ll be only doing one of those two,” he said. “And, you know, winning is easy. Losing is never easy. Not for me, it’s not.”     continue to read
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    11/03/2020

    White House News (白宮消息) | Nov. 3, 2020

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    It’s Monday, Nov. 2. The election is tomorrow.
    Tensions are mounting as the race hurtles toward a close, with threats of violence and street demonstrations hanging over the final day of the campaign. Read live election updates.

    What You Need to Know Today:
    A record early vote, last-minute lawsuits and sheets of plywood mark the end of a campaign transformed by the pandemic.

    A federal judge denied a bid to throw out more than 127,000 votes in Texas. The Republicans who sued have already appealed.


    Joe Biden wraps up his campaign in western Pennsylvania. ‘The power to change the country is in your hands.’
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