United States: Donald Trump forms part of intent to hijack voting machines to block Joe Biden’s victory, according to ‘The New York Times’ | International

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Donald Trump, at a meeting in Texas last January 29.GO NAKAMURA (REUTERS)

The question that the then president of the United States always wanted his lawyer Rudy Giuliani to ask for him, nothing more and nothing less than the Department of National Security, was able, legally, to block the voting machines in the United States that they do not give victory. The information is explosive and opens a window more than shows that the Republican was directly involved in the act of using national security agencies with the ultimate goal of restoring the outcome of the 2020 elections, which gave victory to his rival Joe Biden , according to The New York Times, citing three different sources.

It has been six weeks since the November 3 presidential elections and there have been two different attempts to confiscate the machinery, either by pressuring the Department of Defense or with direct demands on the fiscal general, William Barr. According to the Times, Barr dismissed the possibility. While Trump’s proposals to use federal departments to achieve power were well known, initiatives involving the Pentagon and National Security were codified as borrower of executives.

The new reports offer a new perspective on how the president considered and to a certain point impelled the plans, which would have taken the United States to an unknown territory to use federal authority to take control of the voting systems administered by the United States over the base infested with electoral fraud. In the opinion of two CNN analysts, the hechos are more likely to be known as “the end of democracy in America.”

The information is now known to be contained within the scope of the investigation that the Committee of the House of Representatives – of the vast majority of the Democrats – is conducting to dispel responsibility for the attack with fatal victims as part of a republican watchdog that killed the EE Capitol UU on January 6, 2021 when it is available to certify the victory of Biden.

Last Saturday, during a meeting in Texas, Trump, who was questioning the idea of ​​returning to the presidency, announced that he would consider amnesty for all those who have been declared guilty of the assault if he returns to the White House. The promise of pardons was a qualitative step in the magnate’s speech, which to date has shown resistance to the investigation, but has not directly dissuaded justice. More than 700 people have turned up so far to take part in the planned assault on the Capitol. Once of the defendants are charged with sedition while 165 have been declared guilty, according to data from the District of Columbia prosecutor’s office.

Following those statements in Texas, in a statement issued by Trump, it also suggested the idea that Mike Pence, the vice president of the EE UU, could have “annulled the election” to challenge the delegates to the Electoral College who had promised to vote. votes by Joe Biden. The Democrat won the comics by more than seven million votes and with 306 electoral votes ahead of Trump’s 232.

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