Donald Trump Lands In Another Controversy with An Alleged phone Conversation!
The United States President Donald Trump, who is in a strong belief of possible vote-rigging during the Presidential elections held in November 2020 even tried to move the courts by filing lawsuits in this regard.
Now, it is believed that Donald Trump called the Georgia secretary of state and reportedly pressurized him to find him enough votes so that he can overturn Joe Biden in the Southern state.
It is said that the leading American daily The Washington Post carried out a story on the taped phone conversation between Donald Trump and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger which has sent shocking waves across the United States.
Going by these media reports, Trump reportedly told the secretary that the people in Georgia and the country are angry with the election result and pressured him to announce that he got 11,780 votes so that he can overturn Biden's victory.
It has been widely reported that Donald Trump has also threatened Raffensperger and another official to do so or else they have to face a big risk.
It is also said that the Georgia Secretary of State responded to Donald Trump's pressures that though you have a belief of possible vote-rigging, you don't have the required data to prove the claims.
Now, it is believed that Donald Trump called the Georgia secretary of state and reportedly pressurized him to find him enough votes so that he can overturn Joe Biden in the Southern state.
It is said that the leading American daily The Washington Post carried out a story on the taped phone conversation between Donald Trump and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger which has sent shocking waves across the United States.
Going by these media reports, Trump reportedly told the secretary that the people in Georgia and the country are angry with the election result and pressured him to announce that he got 11,780 votes so that he can overturn Biden's victory.
It has been widely reported that Donald Trump has also threatened Raffensperger and another official to do so or else they have to face a big risk.
It is also said that the Georgia Secretary of State responded to Donald Trump's pressures that though you have a belief of possible vote-rigging, you don't have the required data to prove the claims.