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USA: Trump's election fraud hotline turns into a laughing stock - "There's an overweight turtle ..."

2020-11-11T21:48:36.211Z


The US has decided: Donald Trump was voted out of office. But the incumbent suspects fraud - and takes all means. That brings him ridicule.


The US has decided: Donald Trump was voted out of office.

But the incumbent suspects fraud - and takes all means.

That brings him ridicule.

  • US President Donald Trump has already been identified as the loser before the end of the vote count.

  • He does not want to accept his loss to challenger Joe Biden.

  • A telephone hotline is supposed to uncover election fraud - but that backfires.

Washington DC - The

United States of America

has voted.

Joe Biden

*

is to become the 46th president of the country according to the will of US citizens.

Although the

vote count

is still going on

in the

USA

, the

Democrat's

lead over the

incumbent

Donald Trump

*

is so great that the winner will be determined before the official announcement of the election results.

Trump sees it differently, he has

not yet given up

the fight for the

White House

in Washington - although it has long been lost.

The 74-year-old does

not want to accept

the result of the

2020 US election

*

and stubbornly refuses to

initiate

the traditional

handover of the duties of

a voted

US president

to his successor.

US election 2020: election fraud hotline to help Trump - pranks annoy employees

In the past few days, he has not grown tired of denouncing alleged

election fraud

and

vote

theft, his party supports Trump in his questionable behavior.

To date, he has not had any proof of his adventurous theses.

Nevertheless, the

Republican

set up

a

hotline

that

Americans

can use to report

potential irregularities during the

presidential election

*

.

Video: "Shameful" - Biden comments on Trump's behavior

But this initiative is obviously backfiring.

There

are currently numerous videos circulating

on

Twitter

and

TikTok

of

phone pranks

that many

US citizens use to

target

Trump's

election fraud hotline

.

US election 2020: phone pranks on Trump's election fraud hotline - videos on Twitter and TikTok

A Twitter user called there and said: “There were blacks who voted.

Is that legal? ”After a short break, the

hotline employee

hung up without a word.

It was probably not the first

prank call

for him

at Trump's helpline.

Calling into the #trump fraud hotline to report voting fraud #stopthesteal # trump2020 #maga pic.twitter.com/tAxaIcMUbN

- James M (@realjamesmwaura) November 7, 2020

Another phone call said he saw a man dressed all in black on his way to the polling station.

"I think he is probably from the 'Antifa' ...

can I speak to Rudy Giuliani?"

The request for a conversation with Trump's lawyer was not granted, here too the person on the other end of the line ended the conversation abruptly.

I ... may just do this all night pic.twitter.com/OFtKDeMBqE

- Alex Hirsch (@_AlexHirsch) November 7, 2020

"There is an overweight turtle that has rolled onto its back," said a

TikTok user

, describing

her alleged discovery of an irregularity on election day.

She was referring to a statement made by

CNN presenter Anderson Cooper

.

The

TV journalist

had compared the incumbent president with the animal in a live broadcast.

Trump behaves like an "overweight turtle wriggling on its back in the hot sun, realizing that its time is over". 

Pranks on the electoral fraud hotline: Trump's son believes in a Democratic conspiracy

The US President's hotline is being bombarded with such calls.

Trump's son

is certain: the cause of these phone pranks can only be the political opponent.

"The Democratic Party is spamming our electoral fraud hotline to peter out the thousands of complaints we receive," claimed

Eric Trump

on Twitter.

The @DNC is spamming our voter fraud hotline to bog down the thousands of complaints we are receiving!

Wonder what they have to hide.

- Eric Trump (@EricTrump) November 7, 2020

Whether Trump can still use the hotline to prevent him from having to

vacate

his post as the

most powerful man in the world

seems more than questionable.

But while the end of his

term in office is

approaching, the phone pranks on the election fraud hotline are likely to continue.

(kh) * Merkur.de is part of the nationwide Ippen-Digital editorial network

Source: merkur

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